Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian Just like how Christ was crucified for the sins of humanity, so too was Daft Punk crucified for the sins of the French House. Eleven years from their last album and that beautiful bassy hole in our hearts needed to be filled by someone, so who could come to take the crown they’ve left? Well,…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I have been waiting a long time to cover this one. I meant to do it two reviews ago, but decided to get Ariana out of the way first. Then Taylor dropped, and I simply had too much bile within me to resist dumping on that album, but now we’re here, finally, and folks, after two…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian It’s been a very weird week for music, and that’s even beyond the utter shitshow that is the Drake vs Kendrick beef, a topic that could very well be its own article with all that’s going on with it, but I am beyond unqualified to comment there. So let’s instead talk about someone that the…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian Yeah, that’s right. This column has an official name now, welcome to Change The Record. You know, very few things truly scare me these days; only the threat of war or being set on fire really reaches for that top spot, but one thing that’ll always remain at the very top of that list is…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian One of the issues I am starting to run into as a music reviewer is being overwhelmed with new releases. I mean, hell, there are about three more album reviews I have lined up before I can finally get to Beyoncé, and while having extra time to write my last will and testament is nice,…
Rhiannon Phillips | The Seattle Collegian Have you ever wanted to see a tour that is all dancing and not a musical performance? Well, on March 11 Kate Megathlin and I attended the Dancing with the Stars tour in Seattle. For those who don’t know, Dancing with the Stars is a reality TV show competition where contestants are partnered with professional…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian In many ways, I think Playboi Carti is a modern-day Oppenheimer. Both created a new and innovative concept to try and change the world, only to ruin it further, except instead of creating a nuclear bomb that killed thousands of people, he created a music genre that killed any interest I have to listen to…
Chelsea Wolfe 2024, She Reaches Out to She, Cover Art I don’t think any subculture has undergone a more depressing evolution over the years than the goths. It was once a proud and bustling community so vast that you couldn’t even go to a local pizza joint without hearing about Robert Smith’s ridiculous hair. It’s been left behind in history as a niche, only populated…
Kali Herbstminino | The Seattle Collegian Each guest at the Seattle Pinball Museum is greeted by retro arcade noises, colorful machines to explore, a small team of employees, and a fantastically friendly golden retriever. Charlie and Cindy Martin started the museum in 2010, aided by a grant from the Storefronts program, which aimed to fill empty storefronts in Pioneer Square and…
Milo Greenblatt Radiohead, as we know it, is probably dead and buried now that it’s been eight years since the last album. We’re just waiting out the clock till Thom Yorke confirms it himself, but don’t fret! Even with the absence of Radiohead, there’s no lack of albums with similar sounds. Yorke has remained busy with his…