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Lyrical + Musical Analysis of Gracie Abrams’ “Hit The Wall”: A Sonic Step Forward
By Kayla Harper Gracie Abrams released, “Hit The Wall”, from her upcoming album, Daughter From Hell (July 17th, 2026), on May 14th, which acts as both the lead single and opening track. “Hit…
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With the Release of Florescence, Maisie Peters’ Talent has Officially Bloomed
By Kyla Lemieux After nearly three years of waiting, Maisie Peters has finally released her third studio album, Florescence, and it has been well worth the wait. After the release of her sophomore…
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Mythical Metal Melodies: The Greek Rock Band That Needs To Be On Repeat
Christiana Hatzimihali on stage with Elysion (Photo credit: Yiannis Dolas/Rock Pages Greece) By Seb Gorlov If there’s one metal band everyone should know about, it’s Elysion. The Greek band were formed in Athens…
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Celebrating Five Years of Olivia Rodrigo’s Debut Album: SOUR
By Kaitie Harper Five years ago on May 21, singer/songwriter Olivia Rodrigo released her debut album, SOUR. At only 18 years-old, Rodrigo reached commercial success with the release of SOUR, launching her career.…
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Scaled Back and Isolated – 5 years of twenty øne piløts most underrated album
By Kayla Harper Five years ago today, Kaitie and I were wearing our brand new twenty øne piløts t-shirts, baking cupcakes with blue, pink and yellow frosting, about to watch the Scaled and…
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The Spaces Between Emotions: Maya Hawke’s Maitreya Corso
By Aiden Richards For the fourth time in her music career, Maya Hawke proves that she is far more than a familiar last name or a side project between acting gigs. On Maitreya…
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A Musical Wonderland: Inspirations From Classic Literature
By Seb Gorlov For years, classic literature has had a major impact from a musical perspective, where some of the most famous works have been referenced or used for inspiration . Here’s a…
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Sevendust One Album + Show Review
By Kayla Harper Sevendust’s latest album, One, released on May 1, 2026. Rather than feeling like a reinvention, it is classic Sevendust through and through, tight rhythmic guitars and slightly restrained, but nonconforming…
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How Maisy Owen’s Dark on a Sunny Day Uses Folk Fundamentals to Create a Completely Distinctive Album
By Kyla Lemieux Ever since Nashville native Maisy Owen was 9 years old, she has shown a love for making music. Though the singer-songwriter has taken inspiration from many artists, the word…
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Noah Kahan The Great Divide Album Review
By Kayla Harper Despite being able to fill stadiums and a Grammy-nominee, there’s something that’s always felt mundane about Noah Kahan’s music, and that hasn’t changed with his latest release, The Great Divide…
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Futuristic Fresh Melodies: An Exploration Into The Career of Grimes
By Seb Gorlov Embed from Getty Images Grimes is undeniably one of the best musicians this generation has ever seen. With a highly impressive discography and list of accolades to her name, including…
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Grateful Dead Archivist Dave Lemieux Speaks on the Band’s Life and Legacy
By Kyla Lemieux From live concerts to studio albums, films to archival tapes, archivist, producer, and legacy manager Dave Lemieux knows everything there is to know about the Grateful Dead. Though the band…
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Olivia Rodrigo’s “drop dead” comeback
By Kaitie Harper Olivia Rodrigo made a comeback On April 17, 2026 with her lead single “drop dead” from her upcoming album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love…
