In the '90s, public-access television show “rAw TiMe” generated a cult following. Where did it go, and what legacy did it leave behind?
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Can they be ridiculous sometimes? Sure, but Japanese animation wouldn’t be the same without the excessive positivity of its opening music. It’s nice to walk around with a bit of cheesy optimism sometimes.
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It’s the album which set an entire genre in motion, and though the duo have grown and evolved since, the band never forgot its blackened roots.
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This record bridges the gap between Smith’s indie-folk bedroom records and his grander early ’00s productions, establishing him as a lyrical and melodic tour de force.
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Using spacious beats and slippery vocals as a canvas for introspection, Young & Sick wanders through an increasingly optimistic universe, guided by art and expression.
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Mitski returns to the music scene with a melodramatic yet danceable reflection on being her own ticking time bomb with odds already stacked against her.
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The sound of the future is rooted in the pop punk of the past.
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William Miller may be “too sweet” for rock and roll, but the ”Almost Famous” soundtrack definitely isn’t.
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Another iteration of the age-old tale of failed love, this time backed by a slew of hipsters.
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Indie folk duo Briscoe headlined at the Ballroom on Jan. 22.
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Tired of lovesick couples smothering you with their bliss on Valentine’s Day? Celebrate Galentine’s Day instead with some of your best friends — and Megan Thee Stallion.
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Opening act Sun Room pumped up the crowd with their rock-inspired indie songs before pop soloist Louis Tomlinson sang his heart out on Feb. 2.
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At the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left an impression on our ears.
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What better way to kick off the year than a night full of live music? Catch up on January’s show at The Ballroom with Redbud, Stunts, and Baby in the 90s.
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Indie rock bands Redbud, Stunts, and Baby in the 90s wowed the Ballroom crowd on Jan. 28.
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Beach House didn’t invent dream pop, but their influence on the sound transformed '80s shoegaze into its own art form.
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From Angelica Schuyler's hyper-awareness of her place in society to Luisa Madrigal’s search for worth in her service to others, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s soundtracks perfectly encapsulate the emotions of immigrant older sisters growing up in the United States.
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FKA twigs’ road to self-discovery is at once spiritual, fun, and painful; it is a journey that requires a soundtrack as genre-bending and honest as CAPRISONGS.
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