By: Maggie Devaney *Please note that song titles are stylized as lowercase on folklore, therefore they are written that way in this review* Taylor Swift has had a unique career in terms […]
Sigrid’s Debut Album “Sucker Punch”
By: Julia Lees Sigrid Raabe, a 22 year old Norwegian artist, finally released her first album, “Sucker Punch.” Sigrid has been releasing singles since 2013. In 2017, she gained fame for her […]
The Unparalleled Musical Prose of Do Make Say Think
By: Ben Mulick Less is more. “Less” can be the ultra-defining theme of musicians that employ the listener with terrible fascination. Musicians who define their efforts under the loosely interpreted subgenre Post-Rock […]
How Dear Evan Hansen Changed My Life
By: Emma Krupp It is scientifically proven that music has the power to change a human being. However, that doesn’t mean that it is common for a given song to come along […]
Why the Political Overtones of Joey Bada$$’s All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ are so vital
By: Ben Mulick No plight in the modern United States can ever equate to the plight of African Americans. Resistance to the systemic oppression that burrows itself so intricately in our lives,which […]
The Cultural Impact of Divide
By: Emma Krupp Millions of Ed Sheeran fans around the world, including myself, were shocked when the British singer posted an Instagram farewell note on December 12th, 2015. Just a few hours […]
Why Solange’s New Album is Important for People Everywhere
By: Chloe Serena Angelic high notes with a steady beat and a lovely melody are not the only thing that charms the ear from Solange Knowles’ new album A Seat at the […]
Ben’s Music Reviews- Awaken, My Love! Album Review
By: Ben Mulick On a cramped couch on an early summer’s day, dear friends and I took a rest from a unruly game of Werewolf. This beloved game involves a dealing of […]
The Caldron 