Tommy Newport: Yellow Lines — Single Review
Tommy Newport’s new single, “Yellow Line” is a quick and fun dance track with trippy guitars and a funky bass line that will get stuck in your head for days.
Author: Hunter Church
I'm a college student at Kansas State University, in Political Science and Journalism. I'm dedicated to writing about music, movies, and other arts, as well as politics, Esports, and life. Most of my content is based around my opinion, but also analysis to a certain degree.
5 Keys to the First LCS Weekend
A new season is on the horizon, and that means new personnel and a new meta! Here are the five keys to the first LCS weekend!
Interview: Practice
Solo indie electro pop project, Practice, is gearing up to release his first record, “Not a Game,” on February 19th. We discuss the journey to its release and his experience becoming a solo artist in this brief interview!
VINOK: Elephant Girl — Single Review
“Elephant Girl” by VINOK is a self-empowering anthem to anyone facing a lack of recognition or identity, especially for a female audience.
Playboi Carti: Whole Lotta Red (2020) — Album Review
After the legendary “Die Lit” (2018), Playboi Carti returns in pretty disappointing fashion, no matter how many highlights are on this long-winded record.
Interview: Racquel Jones
Rising hip-hop star, Racquel Jones discusses her artistic influences and approach to her new record, IgnoRANT, coming soon!
SLUGS: Super Sane (2020) — Single Review
SLUGS are a four-person alternative and indie rock group based out of Los Angeles whose recent single, “Super Sane,” approaches with a subtle intensity akin to many other genre stars … Continue reading SLUGS: Super Sane (2020) — Single Review
The Trusted: Criminals (2020) — Single Review
British indie pop and indie rock project, The Trusted, come with a new single, “Criminals,” which is a hypnotic and emotive anthem resembling artists like the 1975.
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 3
In the chaos of this year, I’ve missed a lot of the great releases I was looking forward to, or maybe reviewed them on another site. This is my chance to give condensed reviews of all the records from this year.
Racquel Jones: Sacrilege (2020) — Single Review
Jamaican rapper, Racquel Jones, comments on the relationship between religion and the black community in this new and energetic track!
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 2
In the chaos of this year, I’ve missed a lot of the great releases I was looking forward to, or maybe reviewed them on another site. This is my chance to give condensed reviews of all the records from this year.
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 1
In the chaos of this year, I’ve missed a lot of the great releases I was looking forward to, or maybe reviewed them on another site. This is my chance to give condensed reviews of all the records from this year.
