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Growing Up Without Growing Apart beabadoobee Finds Comfort in the Unknown: Pylon Album Review
By Aiden Richards Pylon is the fifth studio album by beabadoobee, and it feels like stepping into a world that is both nostalgic and completely new. With Pylon, Beabadoobie makes it clear…
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Lizzy McAlpine Opens the Door to a New Era
By Aiden Richards Angel is the third studio album by Lizzy McAlpine, and it feels like an album written from somewhere between letting go and still holding on. There’s something incredibly intimate…
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Phoebe Bridgers Returns After Six Years with Her Best Album Yet: Lost Weekend
By Kayla Harper It’s been six years since Phoebe Bridgers’ sophomore album, Punisher, hit the shelves, establishing Bridgers’ place among the greats of the indie-alt-folk-rock genre and holding it there with certainty. So,…
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Gracie Abrams Daughter From Hell Track-By-Track Album Review
By Kayla Harper Gracie Abrams’ third album, Daughter from Hell, arrived on July 17th. Abrams’ sophomore record, The Secret Of Us (June 21, 2024) took her from an under-the-radar bedroom pop/folk gem to…
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It’s a Sienna Spiro Summer: How the Debut Album of a Rising Vocalist Proves that Retro is In Style
By Kyla Lemieux In the summer of 2025, Sienna Spiro was a name hardly known in the world of mainstream music. Now, exactly a year later, Spiro’s name, along with her powerhouse voice,…
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You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl Who Just Listened to Olivia Rodrigo’s New Album
By Kaitie Harper Singer/songwriter Olivia Rodrigo just dropped the soundtrack to love, tragedy, and the peculiar way the two coexist, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. Rodrigo’s third…
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Lyrical + Musical Analysis of Gracie Abrams’ “Hit The Wall”: A Sonic Step Forward
By Kayla Harper Gracie Abrams released, “Hit The Wall”, from her upcoming album, Daughter From Hell (July 17th, 2026), on May 14th, which acts as both the lead single and opening track. “Hit…
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Sevendust One Album + Show Review
By Kayla Harper Sevendust’s latest album, One, released on May 1, 2026. Rather than feeling like a reinvention, it is classic Sevendust through and through, tight rhythmic guitars and slightly restrained, but nonconforming…
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How Maisy Owen’s Dark on a Sunny Day Uses Folk Fundamentals to Create a Completely Distinctive Album
By Kyla Lemieux Ever since Nashville native Maisy Owen was 9 years old, she has shown a love for making music. Though the singer-songwriter has taken inspiration from many artists, the word…
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This Album Contains 17 Hits: Raye’s New Album, Broken Up by Season
By Kyla Lemieux Roughly a year ago, Raye was hardly a household name. Now, upon the release of her sophomore album, This Music May Contain Hope. (March 27, 2026), she has become an…
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Harry Styles All The Time. Everything Else Occasionally: A Review of Harry Styles’ New Album
By Kaitie Harper After four years, legendary singer/songwriter Harry Styles returns to the music scene with his newest release, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Excitement erupted after Styles announced his long awaited…
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Lily Forte Blends Rock ‘n’ Roll Nostalgia With Modern Reflection on Don’t Gild The Lily
By Lex Robbins There’s something quietly defiant about an album titled Don’t Gild The Lily. The phrase itself suggests beautiful restraint; that there is beauty in what already is. On this album, Lily…
