Music
A$AP Rocky — "Long.Live.A$AP"
Featuring everyone from Skrillex to Santigold, A$AP Rocky’s major-label debut is an indulgent sampling experimentation.
The Music of Penn's Greek Life
In light of rush, Street takes a look at the musical choices of your favorite frat scenes. It's a Greek Musique Critique.
Interview: kechPhrase
To fans of underground hip hop, College Junior Ikechi Nnamani is better known as kechPhrase. A self-made rapper and producer on a first-name basis with Victor Vasquez, a.k.a. Kool A.D. of Das Racist, kechPhrase has been at it since he was thirteen. He’s dropped seven albums since. He took a homework break to talk to us.
What do you think of Justin Timberlake and Jay–Z's "Suit and Tie?"
Sexy is back
Pete's Beats
Getting to know Pete through his top–played iTunes tracks
Review: Peter Hess - His Voice
When Pete’s voice hits a certain tone, your knees get weak, your stomach gets filled with butterflies and your ears ring with the sound of angels.
Talking Heads
Street sat down with Doron Roberts–Kedes, a CogSci major with a passion for music and an intimate relationship with theory.
From A Cappella to Zart
What exactly is a "capella"? Is it a hat? Street breaks it down for those of you unschooled in the ways of music theory.
Rihanna - "Unapologetic"
According to Metacritic, “Unapologetic,” Rihanna’s latest studio album, is receiving “generally favorable” reviews.
Lana Del Rey - "Paradise"
While her debut album, “Born to Die,” polarized audiences and her SNL flop did little to help, Lana del Rey’s follow up, “Paradise,” could win over some of her detractors.
Holiday Playlist: 11.26.2012
playlist 11/29/12 by halex on Grooveshark
Mash-Up of the Week: Aesop Rock vs. This Too Shall Pass
Whenever I watch Lord of the Rings, all I can do fidget anxiously until Ian McKellan gets on screen and starts denying everyone their passage.
Review: Soundgarden - "King Animal"
Chris Cornell and Soundgarden are back after 16 years without a studio record with the upcoming release of "King Animal." Listening to the album, it’s pretty hard to believe that the grunge gods are in their forties.
Review: Crystal Castles "(III)"
Experimental/electronic duo Crystal Castles is not typically remembered for its lyrics, so the focus put on them on their third album, “(III),” is a startling — but not unwelcome —change.
Review: One Direction - "Take Me Home"
Every fangirl’s dream has come true.
