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Boygenius breaks hearts with breathtaking new album

Boygenius breaks hearts with breathtaking new album

Grace Dreher, World Editor April 4, 2023

“The record” is a feel-all-the-feelings type of album, one to scream to, cry to and reminisce to. In their first LP, Boygenius returned for the first time since 2018 with a bang. They put it all out...

Wallice sets the stage perfectly for Jawny at Paradise Rock Club

Wallice sets the stage perfectly for Jawny at Paradise Rock Club

William Fithian , Staff Writer March 28, 2023

The upcoming indie-pop artist, Wallice, put on an energetic show at the Paradise Rock Club March 24 as a stop on her tour with Jawny. Wallice Watanabe — known on stage by her first name, Wallice —...

Kali Uchis shoots for the moon in newest album

Kali Uchis shoots for the moon in newest album

Abby O'Connor, Arts and Entertainment Editor March 7, 2023

Kali Uchis brought her third album, “Red Moon in Venus,” into our orbit with a romantic, feminine design. Uchis rose to fame in 2018 with the release of her first album, “Isolation,” which has...

Jessie Murph performs a poignant show at the Paradise Rock Club

Jessie Murph performs a poignant show at the Paradise Rock Club

William Fithian, Journal Contributor March 7, 2023

Jessie Murph took fans on an emotional rollercoaster at Paradise Rock Club March 4 as a stop on her first headline tour, which showcases her new hit album “Drowning.” The show kicked off with Charlie...

Main characters Stella, Gwen and Daffodil in Spiritfarer

The best video game soundtracks you’ve never heard of

Abby O'Connor, Arts Editor March 2, 2023

Playing video games can provide an immersive experience and a chance to get lost in a great story, but for those who don’t play many video games in their spare time, the one thing everyone can take away...

Quarters of Change rocks the sold out Brighton Music Hall

Quarters of Change rocks the sold out Brighton Music Hall

Cassidy Beek, Journal Contributor February 28, 2023

Quarters of Change rocked Allston’s Brighton Music Hall with electric songs off their debut album “Into The Rift” on Feb. 24. The group is a modern rock-alternative band from New York City who...

Gracie Abrams performing at The Sinclair in 2022.

‘Good Riddance’ is a melancholic masterpiece

Brooklyn Leighton, Asst. Opinion Editor February 28, 2023

Gracie Abrams’ debut album, “Good Riddance,” is a spectacular masterpiece. The album was released on Feb. 24 and is a strong addition to her already amazing discography.  The 23-year-old singer...

‘Cuts and Bruises’ leaves a lasting impression

‘Cuts and Bruises’ leaves a lasting impression

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor February 21, 2023

Though you may have yet to hear of Inhaler, they are no strangers to the music scene. The Irish indie rock band released their sophomore record “Cuts and Bruises” Feb. 17 and it was everything and...

Finding your favorite artwork shouldnt be a Hassle

Finding your favorite artwork shouldn’t be a ‘Hassle’

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor February 14, 2023

The Boston Hassle Art Flea Market is a bimonthly nonprofit event that puts local Boston artists on the main stage for a $1 admission fee. The first market of the year was held on Feb. 12 and welcomed...

Grammys gone wild: 65th awards ceremony shatters records

Grammys gone wild: 65th awards ceremony shatters records

Brooklyn Leighton, Asst. Opinion Editor February 8, 2023

The 65th Grammy Awards took place on Feb. 5, hosting music’s most talented voices. Now that the 2023 Awards are officially a wrap, some of the winners are leaving people questioning the Recording Academy...

Samia giving a passionate performance.

Samia’s new record is not smooth like ‘Honey’

Brooklyn Leighton and Keely Menyhart February 8, 2023

American singer-songwriter, Samia, released her sophomore album “Honey” on Jan. 27 and the outcome was adequate. The album is made up of 11 songs and has an almost hazy feeling that covers the record....

Ashley Kutcher on stage during a performance.

A winter night turned summer rom com: Ashley Kutcher sells out Berklee’s Red Room

Maeve Fitzgerald, Journal Contributer February 8, 2023

It was a night of front row tears, rom-com covers and lyricism that’s comparable to Shakespeare. Up and coming artist Ashley Kutcher sold out Berklee College’s Cafe 939 Red Room on Feb. 6 in Boston’s...

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