Jo Kelly
ARTICLES
Music
Hills Burn in California, You Ignore Them
Addressing the gap between environmental musicians’ art and action
Music
C*ntry Music: Reclamation or Regression?
The pop–country pivot might be indicative of America's shifting center.
Music
A Conversation With PARMA Recordings’ Bob Lord
This record label CEO is fighting to keep classical music open and exciting for all.
Music
FKA twigs is the Voice of a Detached, Uninspired Generation in ‘EUSEXUA’
The album gracefully balances club life and existential despair in an insightful reflection on the rave zeitgeist.
Style
The Aesthetic Of Classical Music
#DarkAcademia is threatening to upend—and maybe save—classical music.
Music
Polyphonic Perfection: The Gesualdo Six Captivate Philadelphia
Full of passion and love for their craft, the UK–based ensemble brought early English music to life on Penn's campus.
Music
Is This What Next Generation Classical Music Sounds Like?
The Detroit–based chamber orchestra is blazing a bold new path forward in the classical world.
Music
‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Is a Celebration of Fluidity and a Triumph For Billie Eilish
Eilish defies expectations and charts new territory in the tour for her latest album.
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