Lost and Found

Double Booked (2009) “Jazz is dead,” Kanye once said. This was probably before he heard Double Booked by Robert Glasper. Glasper has taken the task of making Jazz, the first true American art form, relevant to the youth. Double Booked is the prototype for Robert Glasper Read More

by Donte Kirby Happy Songs for Happy People by Mogwai is the opposite of happy- or it’s exactly what you would expect it to sound like depending on how much you internet. Dark, melancholy tones are the rule of the day here. The happiest song on the album is “Kids Will Be Read More

by Lauren Rosier Many of you probably have not heard the name Jimmie Spheeris prior to reading this article; however, if you’re a true music fan, once you have read this and listened to this to record, you’ll become a fan of this man and his work. Spheeris was most active through Read More

by Jane Roser Christmastime in my family is not complete unless we’re singing along to this album in the car while driving to our church’s candlelight service after our annual dinner at Peking Duck. Hey, some traditions are just sacred. Thirty-five years ago, on Read More

by Lauren Rosier If you’re a fan of indie rock, there’s no doubt you’re familiar with what Rolling Stone dubbed as the King of Indie Rock in Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes. The band may be one of my absolute favorite bands of all time and this record one of my favorites by the Read More

by Lauren Rosier Everyone has his or her favorite albums of all time and one of mine is by the 90’s alternative rock band, Dishwalla, and their third release, Opaline. Now I’m sure you’ve heard the band’s hit single, “Counting Blue Cars”, but they are much more than just a Read More