“Spreading Rumours” is fittingly eclectic and stays true to Grouplove’s style as a respected pop-rock band. From the unique and recognizable voice of the band’s lead singer, Christian Zucconi, to the sprinkled use electronic sounds, the album reminds listeners of the band’s 2011 album, “Never Trust a Happy Song,” with a new twist and .
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The competitive world of hip-hop is full of unique artists with varying styles and forms of expression. 2 Chainz literally made it apparent that he is one of a kind with his single “I’m Different”. However, he failed to keep his word in his second studio album, “B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time.”
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Kaskade’s unique sound shined in this album, but it also brought a little something that changes the game a little more. If one is looking for Kaskade’s perfected trance/house music, then “Atmosphere”, “Feeling the Night”, “Why Ask Why”, and “Last Chance” will not let you down. Kaskade uses beautifully written vocals and incredibly catchy instrumentals to make every buildup and breakdown memorable. […]
With its highly anticipated self-titled album, “MGMT” delivers its trademark psychedelic style, but disappointingly so in an understated, unassumingly mellow feel with fewer pop elements and ill-fit eclectic sounds. […]
Although the band treads no unexplored ground of the alternative genre in the album, “AM” remains another success with its multiple hit tracks. Their heavier use of guitar and drums, rather than electronic sounds, the superb vocals and overall lyrical genius make for an unarguably high quality album. […]
By Jake Mahr Arts Editor New York City alternative rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs released its debut album, “Fever to Tell,” in 2003. Since then, the group has been maintaining constant forward momentum and evolution. […]
By Nikki Bordokas Staff Writer Justin Timberlake has come a long way since his days as a member of the boy band ‘NSync. For over a decade, the American public (especially “tween” girls) has seen […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor The Strokes’ 2001 record “Is This It” is a monument in 21st- century American music. Unfortunately, its retro-cool revivalism spawned a milieu of copy-cats, largely resigning the sound of 21st-century […]
By Nikki Bordokas Staff Writer STRFKR, along with other bands like Foster the People, MGMT, and Passion Pit, can be credited for starting and popularizing the synth-pop genre. With STRFKR’s newest album, “Miracle Mile,” the […]
By Isaac Siegemund-Broka Staff Writer After lengthy careers, many bands grow careless and, thus, create worse records. Yo La Tengo seems to mock this trend with their latest album, “Fade,” which illustrates that, despite a […]
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