This week Natalie and Britton finally get to talk about Lana Del Rey's highly anticipated album, "Norman F***ing Rockwell!" It's pretty much album of the year. As always, enjoy the hot takes and incredible topic transitions.
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By Teddy Rankin
Claud’s debut album, “Super Monster,” is a charming depiction of modern romance. With relaxing low-key pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the 21-year-old artist accurately articulates the balance of euphoria and awkward letdowns that define young love. |
By Teddy Rankin
The Spectator staff comes together for a list of tracks they've been enjoying in February 2021. Listen to the playlist via Spotify. |
By Teddy Rankin
Weezer's latest album, “OK Human,” trades electric guitar power chords for orchestral string accompaniment, resulting in a satisfying cinematic experience. |
Valentine’s Day is here and the key to making it as amazing as possible is a killer soundtrack. Whether you’re in a relationship or flying solo, music can make or break any situation. |
By Teddy Rankin
An album for the traumatized masses, Langhorne Slim’s “Strawberry Mansion” aims to turn the page, if only for a moment, from the seemingly never-ending barrage of insanity and anxiety defining American life. |
“21” is undoubtedly worthy of a relisten. It’s the perfect rite of passage project, Adele opening herself up as a young woman scorned, unapologetically exposing all her stages of grief as she recovers from a bad breakup. |
Between the ongoing pandemic, the continuing PASSHE system redesign, and retrenchment already hitting multiple universities (including Edinboro), change remains in the air. Here’s a rundown of Edinboro’s past six months and what’s to come.
Edinboro University’s Department of English and Philosophy celebrated this year’s Chuck Palahniuk Writing Scholarship recipients with a virtual reading on Feb. 11.
The group tackled the idea of how gender, as Dena Stanley stated, is expansive and ever-growing. Dalen Hooks added that “a lot of people fear what they don’t understand and there’s a lot of miseducation out there.”