Amid Grammys season, UMD students return to old favorites
The music industry isn’t lacking new album releases, just fans who want to listen to them.
UMD students, community bands support DC charity at ‘Teen Age Riot’ concert
The benefit was one of many concerts Teen Age Riot has hosted to raise money for mutual aid projects and legal advocacy.
The Neighbourhood’s ‘(((((ultraSOUND)))))’ is a fun return to Tumblr-era indie rock
Released on Friday, the album brings back the moody, romantic and toned-down vibes of the 2010s alternative scene.
The Clarice hosts UMD Wind and Symphony Orchestras for joint concert
Through four acts, both orchestras told tales through unique conduction and instrumentalists.
Florence + The Machine’s ‘Everybody Scream’ is a bewitching view into personal trauma
Lead singer Florence Welch’s vocals are the star of the show, displaying her wide range and unique sound over billowing instrumentals.
Nep plays it too safe on ‘Noelle’
The Florida-based singer-songwriter’s debut album offers a vulnerable glimpse into her personal life.
The Last Dinner Party’s ‘From the Pyre’ is cathartic, but puzzling
The British indie rock band released their second album on Friday and met their quota, but did not excel.
Get over your ex-friend with these 4 songs
Whether you're sulking in your sorrow or on the way to healing, these songs will comfort you in all your feelings.
Lorde stuns with powerful visuals, energy at the ‘Ultrasound’ tour
Lorde's Sunday performance at the The Anthem in Washington, D.C., exceeded expectations, displaying a passion and authenticity that was unmistakably hers.
Taylor Swift enters her flop era on ‘Life of a Showgirl’
"Tired-ass showgirl" Taylor Swift released her twelfth studio album Friday, a juxtaposition of image expectation and personal desire.