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Monkey Business

This is not the first time I’ve written about Arctic Monkeys. There’s a good chance that this will not be the last time I write about Arctic Monkeys. And there’s good reason for that.

by Tom Markham on November 7, 2013November 10, 2013

That Precept Kid Reviews Some Albums

Piggybacking off of your cultural criticism

by Zach Cohen on April 10, 2016April 10, 2016

Hallucinogen-ic

R&B is experiencing a renaissance.

by Zach Cohen on October 24, 2015

Metal Transcendence

Calling an album “transcendent” is like saying a book is “interesting.”

by Joshua Leifer on November 21, 2015December 6, 2015

We Need Black Star

In 1998 the hip-hop community was reeling from the mysterious and tragic murders of two of its biggest, and most beloved, stars: Tupac and Biggie. Questions swirled around their deaths, the role of rap in their killings, and the future … Read More

by Trap Yates on October 12, 2011March 17, 2013

Across the Pond

During the Grammy Awards this year, international artists Adele, Gotye, Mumford and Sons and Paul McCartney won some of the most prestigious awards. In fact, Adele’s 21 was the best selling album of 2012 and Gotye’s “Somebody that I Used to Know” was the year’s most popular single.

by Guy Johnston on April 18, 2013April 20, 2013

Squirrelly Flow

Justin Bieber “is white,” and boy does he wants us to know. In case we weren’t already aware of the demographic categories he falls under (Caucasian, pubescent), he is kind enough to remind us at the very end of his … Read More

by Giri Nathan on October 20, 2010March 22, 2013

Why Do They Sound Like That?

Dissecting frogs of the throat.

by Dan Abromowitz on April 18, 2012March 22, 2013

A History of A Capella

And the constriction of Song.

by Eliot Linton on September 26, 2012March 22, 2013

Pitch Imperfect

It wasn’t a dare made on a drunken night nor was it a private joke made with friends—one that would make us splutter at random moments to the displeasure of a passersby. It wasn’t even one of those mental promises made casually to myself (CVS run, get pens; sign up for dinner with faculty) that eventually slips into languid oblivion.

by Jane Jeong on March 28, 2013March 31, 2013

The Somewhat Sterile Projectors

Reviewing “Gun Has No Trigger” in the shade of the past.

by Joel Newberger on May 23, 2012March 22, 2013

Pete Recommends: A Critical Reappraisal of Stairway to Heaven

“But both in spite and because of this ubiquity, “Stairway to Heaven” gets a little slept on, relegated to the status of “rock classic” and thought of as a song more to be heard than to be enjoyed.”

by Peter Taylor on October 20, 2019October 19, 2019


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