Music

Nearly four years of waiting for “Savage Mode II” proved to be pointless. The album was disappointing and fell short of every expectation I had going in. While there were a few salvageable songs here, most were a lost cause.

Clocking in at 80 minutes, the collection of 15 songs is a relentless barrage of mind-numbing, monotonal and experimental noise, curiously intertwined with Stevens' recognizable vocals and personal stories.

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) proves his versatility on new album, “Tickets To My Downfall.” The record is a clear departure from his normal style, jumping into the pop-punk realm, and the newly expressed angst and more grounded emotion makes it somewhat relatable. 

On Dawes’ newest album, “Good Luck With Whatever,” the band channels their touring experience into a live-sounding, introspective rock album.

Thirteen months after his debut album, rap artist Lil Tecca released his highly anticipated sophomore effort, “Virgo World,” on Friday, Sept. 18.

Delta Spirit’s first full-length in six years, “What Is There,” is the perfect addition to your fall playlist.

Teddy Rankin dissects the latest release from the Avett Brothers, calling it a perfectly nice folk album, but one that contains some lyrical missteps.

Fittingly, the very 1st track on the album is titled “Anxiety,” and other songs like “Life's a Mess” and “Fighting Demons” highlight the internal struggles that he was dealing with on a daily basis.