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“Ants From Up There”: A Fulfilling Final Album

“Ants From Up There”: A Fulfilling Final Album

Experimental rock group Black Country, New Road recently released their sophomore album "Ants From Up There," which marks the end of frontman Isaac Wood's time with the group. Miles Garcia '25 breaks down the ethereal and intense album.

WAMH × The Student: yeule

WAMH × The Student: yeule

WAMH Events Coordinator Nii-Ayi Aryeetey ’23 reviews electronic pop artist yeule's new album, "Glitch Princess," an ambient yet unsettling exploration of body dysmorphia through immersive soundscapes and cathartic songwriting.

WAMH × The Student: Reflecting on Joni Mitchell's "Blue"

WAMH × The Student: Reflecting on Joni Mitchell's "Blue"

Joni Mitchell's birthday on Nov. 7 provides a perfect chance to look back on the varied, introspective, and moving music she created. WAMH host Olive Amdur '23 reflects on "Blue," one of her favorite albums, finding both newness and memories in each of its songs.

Nostalgia and Nothing More: ABBA’s Comeback Falls Short

Nostalgia and Nothing More: ABBA’s Comeback Falls Short

Abba's "Voyage" is the Swedish group's first album since 1981. Staff Writer Sarah Weiner '24 argues that it might also be the group's worst. Still, she finds a few songs that manage to stand out from the surrounding mess, retaining the groups signature high-energy style.

Taylor Swift Re-records and Reclaims "Red"

Taylor Swift Re-records and Reclaims "Red"

With the release of "Red (Taylor's Version)" last Friday, Nov. 12, Taylor Swift ignited her fan base and redefined standards in the music industry. This week, Staff Writer Brianne LaBare '25 discusses Swift's monumental re-recording of her beloved album "Red."

Up Next on the Queue: A&L's Spring 2021 Playlist

With the spring semester drawing to a close and summer rapidly approaching, finals are undoubtedly on everyone’s mind. To liven up your study sessions, the A&L team has put together a colorful array of unique songs that have frequented our playlists in these last few weeks of the

Performance Gone Virtual: The Sabrinas

In a year bereft of lively, in-person assembly, the Sabrinas have stepped up to fill the void. Despite the pandemic and its misfortunes, the stellar a cappella group has trudged forward, coming back stronger than ever this spring with a modified audition process, revamped social media promotions and an optimistic