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Graphics by Amanda Florence 2025 was a groundbreaking year for music. Whether it was diving into new releases or rediscovering old favorites, we each picked out the key albums that defined our past 12 months. Most of us experienced some major life changes this year, and through it all, there was…
Kouskous Heaven and Necto, two iconic New Brunswick bands, begin their tour on January 8th in Columbia, South Carolina, concluding on January 17th in New Brunswick, NJ. Both bands enjoyed successful years, building excitement for their live performances.
Indie folk band Whitney celebrated their new album, Small Talk, with a sold-out release show at Night Club 101 in NYC. Fans enjoyed classic Whitney tunes and the heartfelt performance, further deepening their connection to the band and its impactful music.
Simon Raymonde reflects on the profound influence of grief and memory in his music, particularly in his album “Heaven or Las Vegas.” His memoir, “In One Ear,” explores his artistic journey, showcasing how personal experiences shaped his work. He emphasizes the importance of kindness and growth in mentoring artists through…
Cornelia Murr’s album “Run to the Center,” inspired by her renovation of an old Nebraska house, explores life’s challenges and transitions through lyricism that reflects introspection and emotional depth. Key tracks like “Meantime” and “Spiral of Beauty” invite listeners to pause and reflect, offering a meditative and poetic experience.