Rhett McLaughlin of Good Mythical Morning releases his debut, Human Overboard. With themes of religion, spirituality, and more, check out James and the Shame project.
Many programs are hyped when they are initially launched, but a few of them never lose their luster, even after years have gone by.
Featuring Earl Sweatshirt, Isaiah Rashad, and George Clanton, “CHAOS NOW*“ is Jean Dawson’s best work to date. The Californian artist continues to embrace his one-of-a-kind sound with his second studio album.
It is no wonder that The Wonder Years would come back with something remarkable. “The Hum Goes on Forever” is a perfect addition to their discography.
Just in time for the Halloween season, “Smile” is the eerie film every horror fan needs. Starring Sosie Bacon and directed by Parker Finn, “Smile” is out now in movie theaters.
“Pearl” will show you her stardom against all odds.
The Barbados superstar Rihanna has been announced as the main attraction for the upcoming half time show. Here is a guess of which artists may make a shocking gust appearance.
Djo, better known by the masses as Joe Keery of Stranger Things, released his sophomore album Decide on September 16th
Evidence from JAMA to the Humane Society make it clear that this act is unnecessary. After years of constant animal testing, there needs to be an end to the cruelty.
You’ll be worrying about everything after this film.
Sueco’s sophomore album is one of the best albums of the year so far. Is the deluxe version going to hold up?
Here at Eastern homecoming week is always packed with multiple events each day. So here are some can’t miss events on campus.
Have you ever listened to a podcast and felt like it added so much to you? Maybe you have or haven’t, but I have!
The world of r&b is continuing to grow decades into its birth. Ignoring the obvious names, here are six neo-soul artists to add to your rotation.
Killboy has re-entered the scene, and she is certainly not an opening act to miss.
‘Barbarian’ brings uncanny fear to Detroit.
“Day Shift” attempts to reinvent the vampire.
It has been silent since Pierce The Veil’s record “Misadventures.” In true fashion, they came back loud and proud with “Pass The Nirvana.”
