Reading Day Mix: Spring 2018
Most people don’t understand why I enjoy clubbing alone until I explain to them that to me, the club is more of a frame of mind than a physical location. […]
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Oh Sees, Double Drums, and Healthy Competition
You might know them as Thee Oh Sees, like I do. Or you might know them as The Oh Sees, The Ohsees, Orange County Sound, or maybe as Orinoka Crash […]
Survival of the Poppiest
Within the past year, many beloved rock bands of the late 90s and early 00s have come out with new music. These releases, however, don’t sound like the bands that […]
New Dakotas
In a word, New Dakotas’ sound is upbeat; their music rests happily somewhere at the intersection of pop and rock. Save for the strong Fleet Foxes influence on “Warming Song,” […]
Music and Social Action in the 21st Century
Why it’s more important than ever that fans and artists work together.
Same Drugs No More
The Promise, Failure, and Danger of Facebook Live.
Hip-Hop Beef Doesn’t Matter Anymore
Vince Staples recently sat down for a 30-minute interview with the writer and TV host Touré to discuss his new album. About ten minutes into the interview, Touré asks Staples […]
K-Pop and the Elusive Quest for American Appeal
Music and performance transcends language and countries and races,” Rapmonster (born Kim Namjoon), the leader of Korean Pop group BTS, says as he stands on the stage of the […]
Bubó
By Ross Bretherton Plenty of students release albums while at Tufts, but not many first years can boast being at the forefront of a musical movement in their own hometown. […]
Mother Tucker: Tufts’ Favorite Sister Cousins
This past year, Tucker has emerged fully embodying the movement towards variety and diversification that defines Tufts’ unique music scene. Consisting of members Josh Berl (bass), Noah Cutler (guitar, vocals), […]
