Mumford & Sons Babel Reviewed by Chris Panico In 2009, English folk band Mumford & Sons released their debut album Sigh No More. The album earned them an international spotlight and singles such as ‘The Cave’ and ‘Little Lion Man’ became wildly successful. With the Read More

Handguns Angst Reviewed by Chris Panico Angst, the new album by Harrisburg pop-punk band, Handguns, is a twelve-track experience inside walls of distorted guitars and pounding, energetic drums. The band definitely brought the energy and sound that makes pop-punk what it is. Read More

Pink The Truth About Love Reviewed by Jessica Nguyen By now, you’ve obviously heard the catchy “Blow Me One Last Kiss ” and like most of Pink’s songs on the radio, this is a bad-ass anthem.  The album features guest artists such as Eminem, Nate Ruess and Lily Read More

Levek Look a Little Closer Reviewed by Ashley McAteer In hearing Levek’s debut album Look A Little Closer for the first time, I was instantly taken to a world where Simon and Garfunkel put out modern indie film soundtracks. With a steady stream of soothing vocals that you Read More

Jordan White Four Songs Reviewed by Ashley McAteer Jordan White’s style is in the likeness of many corner bar open mic night musicians. That being said, his fondness of rhyming and catchy lyrics really does not draw your attention but can easily be stuck in your head. Read More

Ben Folds Five The Sound of the Life of the Mind Reviewed by Jason Sendaula Ben Folds Five’s latest, The Sound of the Life of the Mind, is the usual whiny, or is nasal, happily melancholy sound for which they are known. Musically sound it doesn’t reach out and grab you. Read More