The fourteen-member group has again proven that they are a creative powerhouse with a fifteen-track album blending rap, R&B and pop.
“donna” revamps sound in new album
“I’d say our relationship is extra-marital. No one’s got a prenup,” Lennon Fanning said as he and his six bandmates laid on the bed, bodies smushed together. The group of friends and roommates teased each other, smiled and joked as…
One garage, five guys and an eclectic sound: William H. Klink is a rock band to remember
“At the end of the day, no matter what song we are playing, the spirit behind it is rock and roll.”
Cracker to showcase double album at SLO Brew
Together since 1990, the band will play at SLO Brew on July 6.
Wordsauce: Stirring up genres since 2009
Wordsauce’s music is exactly what the band name sounds like — a smooth blend (of music genres).
Owen Pallett's 'In Conflict' is a statement of maturity
Parker gives his take on Owen Pallett’s ‘In Conflict’ in this week’s music column.
Fall comes early with new Camera Obscura record
Summer is traditionally the territory of the titanic pop song. Daft Punk’s instant classic throwback “Get Lucky” unofficially began the season when windows-down, sing-along anthems by Katy Perry and Black Eyed Peas rule the airwaves.
Music and movies: a match made in … Hollywood?
“The Great Gatsby,” as interpreted by the always-subtle and understated Baz Luhrmann, presents the whirlwind of Roaring ’20s opulence.
Supergroup Atoms for Peace runs ‘Amok’
Kyle Loomis is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily music columnist. Whenever a supergroup forms, the music community holds its collective breath, wondering whether this new conglomerate will blow our minds, or if it will be another example of what…
The Magnetic Fields’ latest album leaves us awaiting the next
The Magnetic Fields have released a companion piece to their 2008 album, “Distortion.” The new offering, “Realism,” was intended to be the technical obverse to “Distortion’s” reverse.
Misery loves company: the tragic beauty of The National’s ‘Trouble Will Find Me’
By all accounts, Matt Berninger is a happy man. He’s married with a daughter, and between all the interviews and Reddit AMAs leading up to the album release, The National seems to be content.