Fall Album Review: Iron & Wine's 'Our Endless Numbered Days' bleeds with soothing melodies and heartfelt lyrics
By Alec Charron | Oct. 7, 2020Iron & Wine’s all-acoustic album guides listeners through the coming and going of each day.
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Upcoming Project: ZEDSU’s upcoming EP ‘Adomania’ exhibits his underrated creativity
By Hannah Burkhart | Oct. 7, 2020ZEDSU’s EP ‘Adomania’ drops Friday, Oct. 9, 2020. The Post’s Hannah Burkhart got an early listen.
Album Review: LANY’s ‘mama’s boy’ is the breakup album of the year
By Emma Dollenmayer | Oct. 7, 2020Embrace your sadness at your own risk with ‘mama’s boy.’
Bands from Vienna, West Virginia, you should know
By Bre Offenberger | Oct. 5, 2020Here are five bands from the Vienna-Parkersburg area you should be keeping an eye on.
Album Review: 21 Savage and Metro Boomin live up to high expectations on 'Savage Mode II'
By Tee Willis and Camden Gilreath | Oct. 5, 202021 Savage and Metro Boomin are back with second installment in ‘Savage Mode’ series.
Westside Gunn has his ups and down on ‘WHO MADE THE SUNSHINE’
By Joey Perkins | Oct. 5, 2020The features gave off the most energy.
Every song by Knuckle Puck, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | Oct. 4, 2020When I tell you all of Knuckle Puck’s songs are more than “copacetic,” I mean it.
Album Review: Yung Gravy's 'Gasanova' is stupid, silly and sensational
By Matthew Geiger | Oct. 4, 2020We all need some carefree fun; Gasanova provides that.
Regal Cinemas preparing to close all U.S. theaters indefinitely
By Brandon Bowers | Oct. 4, 2020In the face of a growing number of film delays, Regal Cinemas has decided to shutter all of its theaters indefinitely.
The effects of a pandemic on film, from Hollywood to Athens
By Riley Runnells | Oct. 1, 2020OU students and professors discuss the pandemic’s impact on the film industry.
Weekender Briefs: Enjoy live music with the Next Level band, relax with power flow yoga
By Isabel Nissley | Sep. 30, 2020Here are some events you should check out this weekend.
Noah's Ark: A punk pioneer loves fascism. '80s hardcore punks still hate it.
By Noah Wright | Sep. 29, 2020While Johnny Rotten is supporting Trump, Jello Biafria and Henry Rollins remain committed to the political causes they built careers on.
Fall Album Review: City and Colour's 'Little Hell' will guide your ears into the fall season
By Alec Charron | Sep. 29, 2020The 2011 album is a great jump into fall.
Album Review: The Neighbourhood fails to create a cohesive album with ‘Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones’
By Molly Schramm | Sep. 29, 2020There’s an issue if all the pre-released singles are the best tracks on the album.
9 songs for your fall playlist
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 29, 2020These songs will keep you warm and cozy even as it gets cold.
Honest Adonis: Wes Montgomery is an underrated jazz legend
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 28, 2020Put some respect on Wes Montgomery’s name.
Album Review: Spillage Village furthers its unique sound on ‘Spilligion’
By Joey Perkins | Sep. 27, 2020The album has highs and lows from each member.
Every song by Movements, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | Sep. 27, 2020Since the post-hardcore quartet never falters, this ranking was nearly impossible.
Baby Keem makes his return in "Hooligan" music video
By Tee Willis | Sep. 25, 2020Keem made a return to his solo music career Sept. 18 with the release of two songs, “hooligan” and “sons & critics freestyle.”
Film Review: ‘Enola Holmes’ is unnecessary and fights tropes with more tropes
By Brandon Bowers | Sep. 24, 2020This film takes a great idea and mixes it with a horrendous plot and identity crisis that leaves a sour taste in the viewer’s mouth.
