Album Review: ‘CHARLIE’ is nothing special
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 10The third studio album by Charlie Puth just doesn't compare to his previous works.
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Album Review: Dayglow’s ‘People in Motion’ is meant for dancing
By Anastasia Carter | Oct. 9Created in hopes of being an album for dancing, ‘People in Motion’ was released on Oct. 7 with 11 tracks.
Album Review: Slipknot’s ‘The End, So Far’ breathes a new life into the band’s discography
By Brooke Phillips | Oct. 6Three years after the release of “We Are Not Your Kind,“ Slipknot returns with a brand new record that is a hardcore banger.
The ultimate late night drive playlist
By Alicia Szczesniak | Oct. 3For screaming in your car, quiet reflection and everything in between.
‘$oul $old $eperately’ is a talent-packed step toward mainstream for Freddie Gibbs
By Sean Eifert | Oct. 3Freddie Gibbs released his latest album on Friday. This is a new addition that brings Gibbs one step closer to the mainstream rap sound.
Artist Spotlight: Matt Koelsch has defied all odds for the sake of music
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 2The New England native is now working under Capitol Records and alongside some of the industry’s biggest producers.
Jesse Mccartney still has a 'Beautiful Soul'
By Emily Green | Oct. 2The singer-songwriter took the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Wednesday night for an electric concert.
Paramore returns from 5 year hiatus with a brand new single
By Brooke Phillips | Sep. 29After a seemingly never-ending five year hiatus, Paramore comes back with a new single, “This Is Why,” and fans are buzzing from excitement for what’s soon to come next.
Underrated Artist: Neon Trees thrives on inclusivity and eccentricism
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 29The Utah-based band became widely successful after their hit-single, “Animal,” in 2010.
15 songs to get you ready for spooky season
By Brooke Phillips | Sep. 28Here are 15 songs from all genres to get you prepared for the upcoming spooky season (or, if you’re like me, all year round when you’re in the mood for a scary, chilling vibe).
People and Planet: 45 years of Steely Dan’s legendary ‘Aja’ album
By Meg Diehl | Sep. 28The release of “Aja” took Steely Dan’s already complex chord progressions and seedy adventures to new and brilliant heights.
Album Review: ‘5SOS5’ keeps things light, renew’s 5 Seconds of Summer’s sound
By Ashley Beach | Sep. 26The album was released in full on Friday.
Album Review: ‘God Save The Animals’ is Alex G’s moment in the spotlight
By Sean Eifert | Sep. 26The latest album from the indie-pop artist is here and is packed full of rich texture and new influence.
Athens Community Music School provides accessible music education
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 25Founded in 1979, the music school hosts private and group music lessons for those interested in music.
10 songs that make the uphill walk to class bearable
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 22, 2022A playlist for anyone who wants to be distracted from their sore legs and tired lungs.
What your favorite Doja Cat songs says about you
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 22, 2022From owning your confidence to being a hopeless romantic, Doja Cat’s musical catalog can describe just about anyone.
Artist Spotlight: Kehlani has always known how to speak their truth
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 21, 2022The R&B singer is currently on a sold-out US tour with openers Rico Nasty and Destin Conrad.
Where in the world is Frank Ocean?
By Zachary Knight | Sep. 20, 2022Frank Ocean has not released an album in over six years. Now, he’s back in the media for new business endeavors, rumored relationships and more.
Djo’s ‘Decide’ is a raw commentary on the trials of young adulthood
By Alicia Szczesniak | Sep. 19, 2022Djo looks back on the music of the ‘80s while moving forward through adulthood.
Album Review: ‘Patient Number 9’ is the plateau of Ozzy Osbourne’s solo career
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 18, 2022With “Patient Number 9,” The Prince of Darkness proves that it may be time to retire his crown.
