As Brian Lightbody and Tom Asselin could tell you, the differences between rural and urban America are plentiful. Lightbody lives in media-centric Brooklyn and
Repetition and pretentiousness are sometimes aligned in music, especially when something not even worth hearing once is repeated continuously. Listeners do not want artists
Merely a few months after I started this site, I deemed an album by Beach House to be “the most atmospherically beautiful debut of
Canada holds notability for its bilingualism and multiculturalism in addition to their thriving music scene, which itself certainly benefits from this rich diversity. Malajube,
Music and tums are true post-Thanksgiving delights. As the latter appeases our stomachs after binges of food and drink, music soothes us with its
I was so enamored with The Silent League’s second album, Of Stars and Other Somebodies, that I wrote about it twice within several months.
Music is one of the few ways we can revisit the past through our senses. Listeners tend to eternally place themselves in a particular
If it is possible to be ambitiously impatient, Kevin Martin would exemplify it perfectly. His ambition and impatience often clash for the listeners’ enjoyment,
It is risky to tackle a style that fuses several aspects of an overlooked past, particularly in regard to stylistic movements that took place
When looking back to our high school days, many of us can likely remember reading Thoreau’s Walden. Even those turned off by the primary
