Lost and Found

By: Brittney Corridean Growing up, we all have our musical idols that we adore and idolize to the point where we feel we actually know them through their influential music. Some of those singers/songwriters stick with us and no matter wherever else our curious ears travel, we Read More

by Jane Roser “You can get anything you want at Alice’s Restaurant.” Fifty years goes by fast. It’s hard to believe it’s been half a century since the then-18 year old son of folk legend Woody Guthrie littered in a little Massachusetts town on Read More

by Mollie Thorsen Peter Gabriel knew what he was doing when he created So. He knew the musicians he needed to back him up, he knew he wanted the album’s foundation to be rooted in African influence, he knew he wanted his lyrics to have a certain sense of consciousness about Read More

by Donte Kirby If you’ve never listened to Explosions in the Sky, their album How Strange, Innocence is as good a starting point as any. In fact, it is the starting point, as it’s their debut album. Explosion in the Sky is a good jumping off point period if you’re Read More

by Maxwell Cavaseno The world of Skrillex is supposed to be the dark side of the American party, I guess or something. At least that’s what that crooked-nosed hipster Harmony Korine might’ve implied with his big money-maker flick Spring Breakers in between demonizing Read More

by Maxwell Cavaseno Years ago, when Canadian R&B enigma The Weeknd flung himself out into the world, reaping ever so much attention, I debated with another writer who found the music soulless. A few Lost & Founds in, you readers can probably tell I tend to think I’m Read More