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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Groban Blends Genres

By Kelly Lui February 8, 2013

4/5 stars Produced by Rob Cavallo, who first made a name for himself in music by producing for Green Day, All That Echoes is Josh Groban’s sixth album, and is sure to delight fans. The collaboration...

Sister Duo Sets Hearts Aflutter

By Abby Reutzel February 1, 2013

4/5 Stars Over the past decade, Canadian twin sisters Tegan and Sara have been making indie rock with a unique, memorable and personal twist. They began by writing folk-rock music, but with the release...

No Love for Ra Ra Riot’s New Sound

By Nicole Jarvis January 25, 2013

3/5 Stars It is a fairly common occurrence in the music world for a band to change its sound. Whether prompted by boredom, innovation, aging or necessity, musicians must constantly strive to be culturally...

New Releases // 11.23.12

By Kim Bussing November 24, 2012

“Moonshine” by Bruno Mars Unorthodox Jukebox 5/5 stars   The third single from Bruno Mars’ new album, which is due out in December, introduces influences from Michael Jackson and...

Mumford’s Back and Better Than Ever

By Nicole Jarvis September 28, 2012

Everyone has a favorite band. One that can make good days better and can comfort you on the bad ones. A band that has an embarrassingly high number of plays on iTunes and an even higher number of performances...

Killers Return to Rock Glory

By Victoria Ngare September 28, 2012

4/5 stars Band hiatuses can be rough. Some end with the band’s lackluster reunion and a descent into irrelevance, and some don’t end at all. Luckily for fans of The Killers, they belong to a third,...

Gossamer:’ Passion Pit’s Healing

By Charlie Long July 29, 2012

I still remember the first time I heard Passion Pit. It was New Year’s Eve 2009; I was 18, a senior in high school. The party that night was at an empty Cape Cod beach house, about a two-hour drive...

Usher Finds Himself in Dancefloor Pop and R&B Roots

By Wil Curiel June 18, 2012

4/5 Stars Finally, a dance album that the Top 40 DJs can spin to their hearts desires and that will surely be blaring at middle school dances for generations to come.  In Usher’s new album, Looking...

The Tallest Man Works with What Sticks Best

By Wil Curiel June 7, 2012

4/5 Stars The cover of There’s No Leaving Now shows a simple blurred picture of a tree, fitting for an album byKristian Mattson, better known by his stage name The Tallest Man on Earth. The band...

Carefree Songs for a Sunny Season

By Kinne Chapin April 12, 2012

Spring has most certainly arrived on campus. The birds are singing, flowers are blooming and people are dressed like it’s 85 degrees, even though the thermostat barely reads 50. But regardless of the...

Pulled Under by Spiritualized Sorrow

By Alex Sanchez April 12, 2012

Jason Pierce is no stranger to the concept of mortality. For a man who nearly died of double pneumonia in 2005 and recently spent months in an experimental pharmaceutical-induced recovery from a degenerative...

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