Gorillaz new album “Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez” is an unexpected galaxy of sound that bounces around genres, styles, and even languages.
Arts editor Emily Knepple offers a recap of what you might have missed this past week in the Arts world.
"Baby" by Samia Finnerty, a 23 year-old artist from New York, explores the inevitable challenges of your early twenties.
In Fetch The Bolt Cutters, Fiona Apple showcases her greatest strength — her refusal to shut up.
Alina Baraz’s "It Was Divine" shows unmitigated talent, proving her skill despite her comparatively short discography.
Every Friday, great music hits the scene. Arts Editor Emily Knepple talks us through some highlights of the most recent music drop, including new music from 5SOS, Dua Lipa and more.
The Weeknd returns with After Hours, proving to be exactly what the world needs in a moment of chaos.
The Strokes are back with a new track titled “Bad Decision,” which comes off of their new album, The New Abnormal, which is expected to drop on April 10 via Cult/RCA Records.
Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams recently announced a new record and teases fans with a five-piece song collection.
Mac Miller's posthumous album "Circles" serves as a nostalgic reminder of Millers ability to tell an honest story and speak directly to his fans, while bending genres and creating a unique sound.
Music columnist Carl Zabat reviews the new album Fields by musician Dev Hynes, also known as Blood Orange.
Alex O’Connor —widely known as Rex Orange County— released his third studio album entitled Pony this past Friday, encouraging fans to recognize their own youth and remember it well.
Here are some fave albums to get you into the fall mood this season, according to one of the Daily Cardinal’s music columnists.
Mitski performed at The Slyvee last Wednesday night, blending her old and new tunes to fill the air with bopping indie melodies.
Flight of the Conchords released album, 'Live in London,' to showcase the evolution of their tunes.
Solange’s latest album When I Get Home stuns audience with her aesthetic visuals and soothing vocals that create a sense of nostalgia.
At the time of the Electric Lady Studios’ founding, it was the only artist-owned studio in existence, built by and for the one and only Jimi Hendrix. He only got to use the space for a few weeks before his untimely passing. Dance-punk act LCD Soundsystem has added their name to the legendary studio’s list of inhabitants. On Feb. 8 of this year, Electric Lady Sessions was released. A concise and groovy collection of their own hits and three covers, LCD Soundsystem’s latest release is a rewarding live album.
Ariana Grande ended 2018 as the most relevant pop star and for good reason. Grande released her fifth studio album, thank u, next, just over five months after the well-received Sweetener. She experienced astounding commercial success, all while crafting her unique brand and reviving pop through heavy EDM, R&B, and hip-hop influence. Following an aggressive year of personal relationships in the spotlight, Grande hinted she’d been healing in the studio. She released three singles — one, of course, the infamous title track “thank u, next” and its iconic accompanying video — in anticipation of the album.
On Feb. 10, the music industry's biggest names will vie for a prized Grammy Award while Alicia Keys hosts the event.
For the last episode of the investigation into the nominees for Album of the Year, we look at the last three nominees, all of whom are enjoying their first nominations in the iconic category.
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