Friday, January 8, 2021

Different Strokes for Different Folks - by Zane Stalberg

The first Strokes song I remember hearing was The End Has No End. I was in high school and working through all of the trials and tribulations that are the package deal that comes with teenage angst. I was anxious, angry…

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Sunday, January 3, 2021

New Year, New Vibes

New year, new vibes on this blog. Happy 2021, I have something fun for you this week. Historically, New Years Eve has been a super fun evening for me, inevitably with New Years Day bringing sometimes a literal hangover …

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Monday, December 28, 2020

Mario Judah - An Analysis by Shay Dizzy

Let’s all gather around the campfire and sip our Lyrical Lemonade as we discuss the new up and coming rockstar - Mario Judah. This dude loves rockin’ red and black…my favorite color combo…so I’m already feelin’ him from…

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Monday, December 21, 2020

Wish I Could Give You My Love

Don't read too much into that title, it's just a lyric from one of the works of art on this playlist. I told you I'd have a painfully emotional collection of music for you eventually. It snuck up on me, I di…

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Monday, December 14, 2020

Reviewing the Garden State OST by Rohit Chandra : Sad Boi Corner Vol.1

Hello Music World. I'll do a short introduction. My name is Rohit, I'm Sonika's older brother and I share her passion/love for all things music. I thought it was appropriate that my writing debut begins with…

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Sunday, December 13, 2020

Man On the Moon III: The Chosen - A Mini Review

Look, I really wanted to sit here and write you a Pitchfork-esque review on MOTM3 but I'm learning that perhaps that’s just not my style. So I'll give you my thoughts as I wrote them out on my first listen. I ha…

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Monday, December 7, 2020

Here's to The Aliens - By Zane Stalberg

In 2016, when Prince and David Bowie died I remember hearing someone say, “It’s a bad sign when the aliens start leaving the planet.”Today, in 2020, that sentiment feels more prescient than ever, and music feels more me…

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