You know, just today I read that Baz Lurhman passed on Harry Styles to play Elvis in his upcoming biopic because “he’s already an icon.” As obsessed as I still am with One Direction, there’s really no denying this claim. Harry Styles is a bonafide sensation and everything he touches turns to gold. Good thing he doesn’t seem to be slowing down!
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New Singles!
There’s been a bunch of new music by an odd bunch of bands and artists. Some of these you’ll realize I’m embarrassingly behind on, but you get to read my quick take on them anyways. Let’s go!
Read moreWallows Concert Review
You know, back when I bought my ticket to see Wallows, I think I did so reluctantly. Their first album was kind of a flop in my eyes, but they’ve had a bunch of really catchy songs and EPs since then. When they recently released their sophomore effort, Tell Me That It’s Over, I was finally convinced that I made the right choice. And having come back from the concert, I can confirm that I did!
Read moreFan Art Friday: Richard Reed Parry
You know, now that Arcade Fire’s got a new record out and they’re making their way around the late night shows with performances, my obsession with Richard Reed Parry has resurfaced. In honor of that, here’s the drawing I did of him that he LIKED and commented on on Instagram. Swoon! Anyway, enjoy.
Read moreAWOLNATION – My Echo, My Shadow, My Covers & Me Album Review
The album name might be a mouthful, but AWOLNATION’s My Echo, My Shadow, My Covers & Me, is freaking excellent!
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Some much needed new music from some awesome artists!
Read moreArcade Fire – We, Album Review
After what seems like a lifetime and a pandemic obsession, Arcade Fire has finally released a new album! With the excitement of a new record also came the disappointment in learning that Will Butler left the band after the recording of the album. I’m seriously super bummed about that. But anyway, here’s my thoughts on We.
Read moreMGK – Mainstream Sellout Album Review
Not much time has passed since I listened to Machine Gun Kelly’s first pop-punk effort, Tickets to My Downfall, but that’s just because I dropped the ball. Now that his companion album, Mainstream Sellout, is out in the world, I won’t be making the same mistake twice.
Read moreRed Hot Chili Peppers – Unlimited Love Album Review
The year was 2016 when we last got a Red Hot Chili Peppers. Their newest release, Unlimited Love, welcomes seventeen (!) new tracks and the return of longtime, off and on guitarist, John Frusciante!
Read moreDouble Album Review: The Linda Lindas & Wet Leg
This was originally just going to be a review of the new album, Growing Up, by The Linda Lindas, but then the Youtube algorithm shoved Wet Leg’s self-titled debut in my face, so now you get two for the price of one. It’s also helpful because it’s hard to elaborate on the phrase, “the whole album is amazing,” because they both were. But I’ll try.
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