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Album Review: "Days Are Gone"—Haim

The Los Angeles–based Haim sisters burst onto the music scene during the summer of 2012 with danceable singles “Falling” and “Forever” that were ripe and ready for alternative radio play.

by GIULIA IMHOLTE

Album Review: "The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2"—Justin Timberlake

The second half of Justin Timberlake’s “20/20 Experience” falls short of the hype.

by GABE MORALES

Album Review: “B-Room"—Dr. Dog

Dr. Dog’s seventh studio album combines a mixture of instrumental heavy tunes with their own style of psychedelic tunes for the masses.

by JOHNATHAN WILSON

Album Review: "Pure Heroine"–Lorde

Lorde’s highly anticipated debut album “Pure Heroine” doesn’t produce the same thrill that its title promises.

by CAROLYN GRACE

Interview: Bastille



by ARIELA OSUNA

You Have to Listen to This: Little Daylight

I take it as fact that whenever I unintentionally see a musician or band live, I will become obsessed with them.

by ARIELA OSUNA

Playlist of the Week: Movie Soundtrack Setlist



by 34TH STREET

Music Video Sunday: "Don't Hate the Playa"—Tyga

If you were planning to be Ms. Baddest Bitch 2013, we have unfortunate news: the spot has just been taken.

by CAROLINE QUIGLEY

Throwback Thursday: 9.26.2013

Better late than never, #tbt

by 34TH STREET

Album Review: "The Bones of What You Believe"– Chvrches

Glaswegian synth pop trio Chvrches opens its debut album with “The Mother We Share,” a song that was released as a single over a year ago.

by YUQI ZHU

The Best Party Songs You Probably Forgot About

They may not be in heavy rotation anymore, but when you hear them, drop your jungle juice and haul ass to the dance floor.

by BETHANY CHRISTY

Album Review: "Mechanical Bull" – Kings of Leon

After three years without new music, Tennessee–based rockers Kings of Leon have returned to the spotlight with their latest album, “Mechanical Bull.” Overall, the album disappoints more than it excites.

by PAUL DINAPOLI

Album Review: "Nothing Was the Same" – Drake

Drake’s newest album, “Nothing Was the Same,” does not have a misleading title.

by MARK PARASKEVAS

Meet the Penn Musician: Danielle Harris

Senior Danielle Harris was hard to track down last year because she spent most of it working to pay off voice lessons in New York with celebrity-acclaimed vocal coach Don Lawrence, who has experience with the likes of Bon Jovi and Whitney Houston.

by ARIELA OSUNA

Mash–up Wednesday: “Diggin’ Ray Charles”—MashMike

Kanye West feat. Jamie Foxx vs. Chiddy Bang [soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/35531834" params="" width=" 100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] There are many reasons to throw shade at Kanye West.

by ARIELA OSUNA

You Have to Listen to This: Sam Smith

Like every other fad-tracking fool, I got the Macklemore haircut this summer. Shaved the sides, left the top long, strutted out from the barber feeling like a progressive pop star, albeit shorter and more modestly dressed. Within a week, I was regretting my choice and whining nonstop about what seemed to be an unending onslaught of unfriendly comparisons to the “Same Love” MC, my favorite of which was “You look like a young Macklemore, but even gayer.” One friend though, went a different route.

by PATRICK FORD-MATZ

Playlist of the Week: Happy Fall



by 34TH STREET

Music Video Sunday: "Dolce & Gabbana"—RiFF RaFF

RiFF RaFF-- the rapper whom (supposedly, but it's basically definite) James Franco's "Alien" character from Spring Breakers is based off of-- has graced with us a new music video for his single "Dolce & Gabbana."  With deep and profound lyrics such as "Only f*** with hoes who rock Dolce & Gabbana," RiFF RaFF keeps it ridiculous as usual.

by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS

Shock Absorber: The End of the Video?

Street presents a new series of music commentary by the music section, featuring Michael Scognamiglio. Can you absorb it?

by MICHAEL SCOGNAMIGLIO

Philadelphify Your Music

You could wait another year for your favorite band to stop in town for one night only. Or you could check out these Philly–based bands who are always here (and might even be better).

by 34TH STREET

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