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Rain Nutt and Cecilia Herrmann • November 5, 2024

Vol. CI | Fall | Issue V Here to rave about some new stuff from Machine Girl’s "MG Ultra"! The station has been enjoying this release in its off-air time in our various programmed playlists. This...

Shady’s Back, Don’t Tell a Friend

Evan Markowitz, Guest Contributor • February 3, 2021

Eminem Album Review Between genuine, heartfelt apologies and poop jokes, Eminem’s latest album release, “Music To Be Murdered By: Side B” leaves much to be explained. I have been...

Evermore by Taylor Swift

Evan Markowitz, Guest Contributor • January 26, 2021

Two days before her 31st birthday, Taylor Swift released her most recent full-length album, “evermore.” This album, described by Swift as the “sister record” to her last project, “folklore,”...

Kali Uchis: “Sin Miedo”

Nicolas Arango and narango • December 9, 2020

Two years after her critically acclaimed first studio album “Isolation,” Kali Uchis has returned with another genre exploring work, “Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞” translated...

Art in a New Age: NJIT/Rutgers’ Theatre Department Continues to Create (Safely)

Adam Wainwright and awainwright • November 11, 2020

The Director’s Project one act plays are something that occur every year for the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)/Rutgers’ theatre program. This event allows burgeoning...

Gorillaz “Song Machine”: Chaos at a Tempo

Sabastian Fernandes and sfernandes • November 4, 2020

In their new album “Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez,” everybody’s favorite postmodern virtual band Gorillaz seeks to create an experience using a cacophony of unlikely pairings...

Review of Bryson Tiller’s New Album, Anniversary

Maksim Sokolov • October 21, 2020

Bryson Tiller is a Kentucky-born R&B singer, songwriter and rapper. His career began in 2011 with the release of his first mixtape “Killer Instinct Vol. 1,” which earned him reasonable recognition...

Declan McKenna: Zeros

Katherine Ji and kji • September 30, 2020

“But you were born to be an astronaut, and you’ll do that or die trying,” wails Declan McKenna in “Be an Astronaut,” the second track of his new sophomore album, “Zeros.” McKenna sets...

BTS’s Path to Worldwide Success

Saanika Joshi and sjoshi • September 30, 2020

Even before BlackPink, MonstaX, NCT and other K-pop artists placed themselves in the American market, the genre was interested in America. But then why is it that when Americans think of K-pop...

A Review of K-Pop Albums from Summer 2020

Isaac Scafe and iscafe • September 24, 2020

The Best and Worst K-Pop Songs from Summer 2020 The Rookies Treasure has gained the attention of the K-Pop community being YG Entertainment's first male group in 5 years. Since...

Taylor Swift’s “Folklore”

Prem Naik, pnaik, and bdhaduk • September 17, 2020

Introduction 2020 certainly has had its ups and downs, but for Swifties all around, Taylor Swift’s new album may have been one of the unexpected ups. Her eighth studio album, “Folklore,” released...

BTS- Map of the Soul: 7

Isaac Scafe and iscafe • March 13, 2020

BTS introduced me to the world of K-Pop and ever since then, I've fallen more in love with it. However, as I explored more music, I found myself distancing away from BTS. With their newest album...