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Felipe Cisternas/Staff Writer Music is medicine and a good vibration for reminders that we can be optimistic about life. Jose Osorio Balvin, the popular reggaeton…
Felipe Cisternas/Staff Writer Music is medicine and a good vibration for reminders that we can be optimistic about life. Jose Osorio Balvin, the popular reggaeton…
Katherine Wong/Contributing Writer Thom Yorke’s third studio album is an underrated gem of 2019. The self described “dystopian” album is the latest LP from the…
By Megan Mosquera Tyler The Creator’s “Flower Boy” was a culmination of his strengths and was rightfully nominated for a Grammy. The California rapper is…
By Evan Balikos The biggest problem with “The House” arrives in its inception, where it becomes stagnant, repetitive, and even ugly-sounding at times. When Aaron…
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By Joey Geballa Three years after his debut album and alt-pop classic to millennials, “Blue Neighborhood,” Troye Sivan has returned to claim his space and…
Genesis Rodriguez/Contributing Writer The long-awaited St. Vincent album, “MASSEDUCTION,” dropped with a bang on Oct. 13, 2017. It has been two years since Annie Clark…
Barbara Carbonell/Contributing Writer “Offering,” an album released in early October by indie-pop duo Cults, appeals to fans with a universal theme that cuts across cultures…
This past week, Gorillaz took us on a joyride to a world where a nightclub can also be a romantic destination and Kendrick Lamar put the hip-hop world on notice. Here is all of that and more new releases to add to your playlists.
March starts us off with the reunion of Cash Money alumni, a surprisingly decent new song by Coldplay and more. Here are the fresh tunes you should be adding to your playlists.