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A Year in Review: The Best Music of 2022

Written by Dillon Seckington, Features and Opinions Editor • January 30, 2023

2022 saw both the resurgence of music and artists that were popular years ago, as well as a number of new faces that are sure to stick around in the music industry. It truly seemed as though there were...

On Repeat: Summer ’22 Recap

Written by Dillon Seckington, Opinions Editor • September 15, 2022

“Physical Thrills” - Silversun Pickups Silversun Pickups, an alternative rock band out of Los Angeles, is back once again for 2022’s album “Physical Thrills.” While the album may not be as hard...

Music on Repeat – April ’22

Written by Dillon Seckington, Opinions Editor • April 28, 2022

Red Hot Chili Peppers: "Unlimited Love" After a six-year drought, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are back with “Unlimited Love.” With legendary guitarist John Frusciante back in the band, the Chili...

On Repeat: The Best of March ’22

Written by Dillon Seckington, Opinions Editor • March 29, 2022

Post Sex Nachos: “Your Second Favorite Boy Band” Hailing from Columbia, Missouri, the five-piece alternative pop-rock group Post Sex Nachos has made a name for themselves after three well-crafted...

On Repeat: The Best of February ’22

Written by Dillon Seckington, Opinions Editor • March 4, 2022

Mitski: “Laurel Hell” 2022 Many Mitski fans feared that the singer-songwriter would not return to the music industry following her 2018 record, “Be the Cowboy” after she drew back from the...

Music on Repeat: ‘Help Us Stranger’ The Raconteurs (2019)

Written by Dillon Seckington, Reporter • October 25, 2021

The Raconteurs’s 11-year hiatus did not seem to hinder their creative ability as their third full length record “Help Us Stranger” is full of fun and fresh instrumentation and songwriting. Fronted...

Music for a Rockin’ Semester

Written by Dillon Seckington, Reporter • September 1, 2021

The Strokes: “The New Abnormal” (2020) When The Strokes released “The New Abnormal” on Apr. 10, 2020, hardly anyone knew how vatic the title would become. “The New Abnormal” unites...