Tagged with "Review"

“Deep Sky Objects” is a collection of short stories written by Edinboro University alum, Jason Kane. 

“The Other” is a varied and scattered record that fails to fully shine where it should - bogged down by disappointing tracks and a lack of clarity across the tracks. 

The cover art certainly represents the relentlessly edgy attitude of Princess Nokia and the oddly juxtaposed emo-influenced trap that is this album.

Dreamy, isolating and distant, Kali Uchis works magic with her unique voice and the help of several big-name features for a great debut album.

I really like the raw honesty in this album, and in the future I want to hear her music branch out more beyond infidelity and being really rich.

Members of the Edinboro Now staff rate movies based on trailers of upcoming releases. This episode we talk about "Aardvark," in theaters April 13.

Members of the Edinboro Now staff rate movies based on trailers of upcoming releases. This episode we talk about "Truth Or Dare," in theaters April 13.

“Off to the Races” is the most bland, uninspired pop album to be released in years, much less this year so far - full of uninspired lyrics and even less creative instrumentals.

The pop overtones lead Musgraves out of the trailer park, while instruments such as acoustic and slide guitar, coupled with her signature twang, point her arrow into a brighter, lovelier world on “Golden Hour.”

Don’t get me wrong, “Twentytwo in Blue” is warm, inviting and definitely grooves, rocks and rolls. However, there are few distinctions that sets Sunflower Bean apart from a dozen of other classic-rock-indie groups.