Playlist of the week: Songs related to books
In honor of National Book Month, this week’s playlist is going to be full of music that was heavily inspired by or even based on works of literature. A lot of poetry
Playlist of the week: 2018 in review
Every new year brings along new music, but before we move forward, let’s take a look back at 15 of the best songs from 2018. You might have missed some of
Playlist of the week: Mumford and Sons
Two weeks ago, Mumford & Sons released its 4th studio album, “Delta.” To coincide with our review of the band’s new album, this week’s playlist will be a tribute to it and
Playlist of the week: Thanksgiving and family
Since this week is the final push before Thanksgiving break, a playlist devoted to the holiday seemed appropriate. For Thanksgiving, most of us make it a point to reconnect with family in
Weekly playlist: Election Day
With the midterm elections happening this week, it seems like a good time to listen to music that has been inspired by politics or just some good old patriotic songs. Music has
Playlist of the week: Halloween
With Halloween quickly approaching, it only felt right to include a playlist this week full of music with a spooky theme. While not all of these songs are scary, the goal certainly
Playlist of the Week: Rainy days
 With last week’s rainy weather in our rear view mirror and warmer days forecasted for this week, we can rest easy knowing that we don’t need our umbrellas and raincoats on
‘The infinity of music’: Why music is like religion for student musician Lo Noom
Singer-songwriter Andrew Newman believes in music like others believe in religion. He speaks of its infinite power. He has faith in its mystical hand. He is a devoted celebrant. The creative force
Playlist of the week: Remember to keep your head up
As we approach the middle of the semester, it is more important than ever to look for the light at the end of the tunnel. With nearly two months left until Thanksgiving
Playlist of the week: Teen angst
Remember those days when you would lock yourself in your room and listen to those two or three songs that perfectly captured all of that repressed teen angst, when you felt like