I’ve been reviewing a lot of long albums recently. As much as they give me to talk about, I need something “short and sweet.” Unfortunately, Sabrina Carpenter released the exact same thing last year, so…
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Hello there stranger, this is Kate Megathlin, writer for weekly music reviews for the Seattle Collegian, here to assert how much more important her opinions are than yours. She is a Seattle Central student with a major love of music and music culture, and every week she’ll try to deliver reviews of new albums coming out, if you want to recommend albums for her to review, email her at Kate.Megathlin@seattlecollegian.com.
The current landscape of mainstream music feels pretty empty right now. I’m looking at a list of upcoming releases, and the most interesting thing is currently a Morgan Wallen album. And if that’s not a…
Fun fact: My favorite band of all time is Car Seat Headrest, and my favorite album is the 2018 re-recording of their 2011 album “Twin Fantasy.” It’s probably even my favorite singular work of art.…
Going back to the basics is one of the most comforting things one can do in life, like finishing off your ambitious, new six-course crocodile buffet with a side of fries. Today, that side of…
One of the benefits of a long hiatus is more time to think over my reviews than usual. That has been especially useful with today’s release–an album I initially found mediocre but have come to…
Something I’ve never gotten the opportunity to mention in this column of mine is that Animal Collective is one of my all-time favorite bands, easily in the top five, as I consider their run from…
Something I’ve never gotten the opportunity to mention in this column of mine, is that Animal Collective is one of my all-time favorite bands, easily in the top five, as I consider their run from…
After reviewing so many popular, mainstream musicians, I think it’s high time I finally get another indie record on the chopping block. My indie band of choice for this occasion is Windmill scene’s finest, Squid.…
Some artists require no introduction. You most certainly already know who Drake is—a Canadian rapper, bigger than Michael Jackson, more hits than The Beatles, and one of the most humiliated people on Earth—without some kind…
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed something this long and gotten writer’s block, so I’m glad I’m finally living up to tradition again. After an album released so late in 2024, it’s basically a…