Music
Album Review: “Blurred Lines” — Robin Thicke
Robin Thicke’s new album is like the perfect summer fling: smooth, sexy and a little cocky.
Alumni Playlist of the Week: 7.31.13
A playlist of songs we forgot we remembered, compiled by one of Street's finest alumni.
Review: Edward Sharpe and the Magnet Zeros—"Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros"
The cover of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zero’s self-titled album shows a rainbow of muted colors coming together behind a figure.
Playlist of the Week: 7.29.2013
Started from the bottom now we're here, at the end of our summer internships. Here's Street's playlist for surviving those final days.
Review: Selena Gomez—"Stars Dance"
Unless you’re a diehard Selena Gomez fan, there’s really no reason why you should listen to her new album, “Stars Dance.” In a summer with some serious female pop starpower (see: Icona Pop, Marina and the Diamonds), this subpar album is an especially resounding dud.
Playlist of the Week: 7.23.2013
Whether they went to Penn or hail from Philly, we count these guys as our own.
Review: Sara Bareilles - "The Blessed Unrest"
One of the hardest things to do in the music industry is to live up to the hype of devoted fans, and "Blessed Unrest" finds Sara Bareilles is up for the challenge.
Download of the Week - Favorite Song
Chance the Rapper seems to be all that your cool, musically conscious friend can tweet about these days.
Playlist of the Week 7.17.2013
Rumor has it, Penn students kind of like having sex.
Download of the Week - Burn
Ellie Goulding surely never lived as a caveman but she is well aware of the importance of fire.
Playlist of the Week: 7.8.2013
Dear Penn, we miss you. Please take us back.
Download of the Week - Brave
In honor of DOMA being struck down, add Sara Bareilles' most recent single "Brave" to your summer song collection.
Equality Playlist of the Week: 7.1.13
Celebrate a more equal America with our empowering playlist. #pride
Playlist of the Week: 6.24.13
We're in the middle of a heat wave here.
Download of the Week—Sweater Weather
"Sweater Weather" might not be exactly in the summer spirit, but "dark pop" band The Neighbourhood's most recent single is hauntingly catchy.
Playlist of the Week: 6.17.13
We all wish we were at Bonnaroo. Cope with music.
Jimmy Eat World -- Damage
From the opening guitar strumming on "Appreciation," the first track, you will be acutely aware that Jimmy Eat World is staying true to their sound on “Damage,” their eighth full-length studio album.
