by The Pulse | Apr 10, 2019 | Opinions
Celica Cook, Student Writer Weyes Blood, also known as Natalie Mering, puts the harsher realities of growing up in a broken world to a soft backdrop of drums and a chorus of angelic voices in her latest release, Titanic Rising. Just like the title, the album is not...
by The Pulse | Apr 1, 2019 | Opinions
Celica Cook Student Writer Lucinda Chua artfully weaved the rich, dark sounds of her cello with the soft, deep vibrations of her voice to create her latest EP, Antidotes 1. The music on this EP sounds like a lament. The dark tones on Chua’s voice cast a comfortable...
by The Pulse | Mar 26, 2019 | Opinions
Celica Cook Student Writer Nothing says spring like Vampire Weekend’s new single, “Sunflower.” Soft drum patterns, silky electric guitar and Ezra Koenig’s lively vocals create the perfect backdrop for a cool, spring day. “Sunflower,” a lighthearted...
by The Pulse | Mar 18, 2019 | Opinions
Celica Cook Student Writer This week we are checking out Australian psych-rock band Pond, and their latest release, Tasmania. Pond has always been known for the way their music makes you feel like you’re effortlessly floating on a cloud, or at times, falling down a...
by The Pulse | Mar 11, 2019 | Opinions
Celica Cook Student Writer In honor of the celebration of International Women’s Day, we are checking out groundbreaking female artist, Hand Habits, and her latest release, placeholder, a musical journey about the painful ebb and flow of lost love and heartache....
