I feel like it has been so long since I wrote for this column! I am so excited to be back.
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Synthpop is probably one of the most significant genres of my generation and it acts as such a good representation of 2000s childhoods.
I’m sure you’ve heard it by now. The amazing, groundbreaking, record-smashing new album by Taylor Swift. Swift’s 13th album is entitled Karma.
It’s my birthday week, and I have been getting into the spirit by listening to some music that has always been comforting to me.
Saturday, March 1, is at 7 p.m. in Debaun Auditorium. Battle of the Bands is a campus-wide competition featuring various Stevens bands.
Recently, I have become obsessed with Ethel Cain. She is an incredibly pioneering musical project by artist Hayden Anhedönia. Ethel Cain is a character created by Hayden, who is experimenting with the uncanny.
The fourteenth of February. The day for all things pink and red and full of love. Valentine’s Day! Some people love this day, while others choose not to observe.
I usually think the Grammys are superficial, and they don’t really determine the worth of an individual’s art. I think of the Grammys as something that turns a person’s art into a product.
About 25% of the Stevens community is a part of Greek life and has chapter affiliations. For a school the size of Stevens, this is a significant number of students.
Tis the season for warm sweaters, jovial gatherings, and of course, festive music. For many, walking around stores with frenzied family members is relieved with the joyous music that plays on the speakers, but there is one song that some people would do anything to avoid… “Last Christmas” is a song originally recorded by pop duo Wham and played over 5 billion times since its original release in 1984.