Out of the Glovebox: Miles’ Vision of Spain
Tony Le Calvez With the opening clickety-clacks of the castanets, Miles Davis & Gil Evans transport me to a street in…
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Ariana Grande’s “yes, and?” Song Review
superadmin By: Madison Smith From acting and singing to perfumes to makeup; Ariana Grande has done it all. Grande…
Hidden Gems: The Teskey Brothers
Nick Hancock Soul music is a dying genre, and passionate soul and blues artists are now a dying breed. Once…
The Last Dinner Party Captures What It’s Like To Be A Woman: “Prelude to Ecstasy” Album Review
Grace Barrera The Last Dinner Party takes listeners to a room filled with candlelight, ballgowns and grand pianos in their…
At Least Music Won’t Leave Me
Adee Tulcan It’s that time of year again when seemingly everyone has a boyfriend or girlfriend … except you. Valentine’s…
Cody Johnson and His Openers Use Their Platforms for Good
Naomi Norton Swarms of people lined the streets of San Diego on Jan. 26 with cowboy hats in hand as…
Sun Room Gets Points For Trying?
When I first told my friend that Sun Room had put out a new EP, he asked me,…
Broadway Meets Film: “Mean Girls” Musical Movie Review
Movie musicals aren’t necessarily the most well-received genre in film, but they do know how to make a…
Disappointing Features on “american dream” Become 21 Savage’s Nightmare
The long driveway leads up to a stark white house with a porch that wraps around the property.…
A Family Haunted By Tragedy: “The Iron Claw” Movie Review
“The Iron Claw” is a film full of hurt about a family in deep denial of their pain.…