October 28, 2020
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Boy Pablo’s “Wachito Rico” is a Hopeless Romantic’s Best Friend
October 28, 2020
Once my time as a student here comes to an end, I will not be able to think of college without thinking of Boy Pablo and “Wachito Rico.”
NBC’s “Superstore” Blends Comedy with Reality
October 28, 2020
“Superstore” stands alone in the way that it presents a lighthearted yet accurate perspective on America’s working class.
In “2020,” Bon Jovi Is Limitless
October 21, 2020
Bon Jovi pulls no punches in “2020” as the band discusses the effects of the pandemic on the American way of life.
Morgan Freeman is a Welcome Addition to Savage Mode II
October 21, 2020
It’s no surprise that fans were eager to hear the second installment of “Savage Mode,” and the hype surrounding the album only increased after a Freeman-narrated trailer dropped days before the release.
Fordham Junior Jacob Bartz Begins Research Venture
October 21, 2020
In order to research this condition, Bartz and the graduate student he has been working with are taking a very interesting route to find more information about cardiomyopathy.
Live Music Has a High Tech Future
October 21, 2020
Concert organizers have already begun testing out new socially-distanced music experiences, with venues around the world experimenting with different formats.
SNL Pokes Fun at the Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates
October 21, 2020
The debate was in no way civil or successful; it was just as embarrassing as the skit made it out to be.
The Pep Band Continues to Play a Positive Tune
October 21, 2020
Despite the challenges, the members still make a lot of progress at their practices.
Boy Pablo’s “Wachito Rico” is a Hopeless Romantic’s Best Friend
October 28, 2020
Once my time as a student here comes to an end, I will not be able to think of college without thinking of Boy Pablo and “Wachito Rico.”
Live Music Has a High Tech Future
October 21, 2020
Concert organizers have already begun testing out new socially-distanced music experiences, with venues around the world experimenting with different formats.
New Music Corner Issue 3: September Releases You May Have Missed
October 21, 2020
Public Enemy’s newest release is a testimony to their cultural and historical relevance, while also showing how much more progress is needed towards justice and equity.
IDLES Delivers One of 2020’s Most Essential Listens With “Ultra Mono”
October 7, 2020
Upon listening to “Ultra Mono,” it becomes clear that the record is one of 2020’s most vital, offering 12 tracks of the chaotic yet channeled anger that has made the band so critically acclaimed.
AG Cook’s “Apple” Displays Artist’s Production Talents
September 30, 2020
It is expertly produced, but sometimes Cook’s talented input does not necessarily reflect his output. Bits and pieces are very interesting to hear, but its cohesion is questionable.
Sufjan Stevens Branches Across Genres and Traditional Boundaries With “The Ascension”
September 30, 2020
With pulsating electronic sounds and mysterious lyrics, “The Ascension” is a cerebral experience that requires a lot of thought to analyze and enjoy.
Bad Bunny Livestreams from the Bronx
September 30, 2020
This concert was truly the boost that New York needed to lift the city’s spirits and give a glimpse back into pre-pandemic life.
Fleet Foxes’ “Shore” Is So Easy to Enjoy
September 30, 2020
“Shore” is by far the most accessible of all the band’s records.