Album Of The Week

I, Jonathan – Jonathan Richman By Tyler Mandell | Top Tracks: That Summer Feeling, I Was Dancing in the Lesbian Bar, Velvet Underground  It can be difficult to talk about one of your favorite albums because it can be hard to distinguish between something that’s objectively good and someone that just appeals to your personal …

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Album Of The Week

Naked – Talking Heads By Tyler Mandell | Top Tracks: Bill, Sax and Violins, and Blind   Talking Heads’ Naked was intended somewhat as a “return to form” album for the group, attempting to bring the band’s music and dynamic back to its artsier, more experimental roots by making music through jam sessions. After their …

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Album of the Week

100 Gecs – 1000 Gecs By Matthewos Mesfin | Top Tracks: 745 sticky, money machine, stupid horse, xXXi_wud_nvrstøp_ÜXXXx, ringtone, hand crushed by a mallet It’s been over two years since 100 Gecs, the duo composed of Dylan Brady and Laura Les, released their debut album 1000 Gecs. Regardless of what you feel about the duo or …

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Review of David Byrne’s American Utopia

By: Tyler Mandell I went to see David Byrne’s American Utopia at the St. James Theatre in New York as a present for my 19th birthday. (It eventually became both my birthday *and* Christmas present due to the amount of expenses for it.) I’ve always been a huge fan of not just Talking Heads, but …

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Bob Dylan to Play At The Anthem During These A-Changin’ Times

Ten-time Grammy award winner Bob Dylan has announced his 2021-2024 ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ tour in support of his new album of the same name after his longest touring hiatus since 1984. His most famous songs include “Knocking On Heaven’s Door,” and “Blowin’ In The Wind,” but his newest album, which released in June of …

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Anna’s Awesome Halloween Playlist

I don’t know about you, but this month has not felt very spooky. Maybe it’s the lack of foliage or the warm weather, but I’ve been feeling like a Halloween Grinch lately. In an effort to get myself in the Spooky Season mentality, I have been trying to plan a week of spooky activities. Tonight …

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Spooky Tones to Rattle Your Bones – What’s The Frequency (Bryan) Kenneth?

Good day, friend! I hope you’re doing well. I’ve been busy the past few weeks with midterms and other assignments, but I’ve still found the time to listen to music. It’s my job, after all!  I’m known as a horror nut to my friends and family. My obsession began with reading R.L. Stine’s “Goosebumps” books …

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Bahamas Interview/Photos

  I have been busy this semester, and for once in my life it’s not because of school or work. After spending 18 months completely deprived of live music, I have been taking every opportunity I can get to go to some concerts. This past Tuesday, I had the pleasure of seeing Afie Jurvanen (also …

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José González Concert Review and Photos

About a week ago, I took a trip to The Anthem in D.C. to see singer/songwriter José González play a concert in support of his new album, titled “Local Valley.” As someone who’s used to going to loud and energetic rock concerts, seeing José González was a nice change of pace. The audience was quiet, …

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R.E.M., Ten Years Onward – What’s The Frequency (Bryan) Kenneth?

Good day, listener! GM Bryan here! You may know me as “Chill Bry the Music Guy” from my show on WGMU. Unfortunately, I don’t know if I’ll have time to produce a show this semester, so I’ve decided to start writing editorials instead. Thus here’s the first one of hopefully a recurring series; I’m calling …

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