Culture Check 1.25: Records Revisited – 1989 & 1993
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: Rhythm Nation by Janet Jackson 3 Feet High and Rising by De La Soul Enter the Wu-Tang by Wu-Tang Clan Music Box by Mariah Carey
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Culture Check 1.24: Records Revisited – Post College
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar A Seat at the Table by Solange Knowles Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves Death of a Bachelor by Panic! At the Disco
Culture Check 1.23: Records Revisited – College
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: + by Ed Sheeran Brothers by The Black Keys So Far Gone by Drake Because the Internet by Childish Gambino
Culture Check 1.22: Records Revisited – High School
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: Lungs by Florence + The Machine Be by Common Back to Black by Amy Winehouse Loud by Rihanna
Culture Check 1.21: Records Revisited – Middle School
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: Mama’s Gun by Erykah Badu (2000) 8701 by Usher (2001) Infinity on High by Fall Out Boy (2006) In Between Dreams by Jack Johnson (2004)
Culture Check 1.20: Records Revisited – Elementary School
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss: Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt (1995) Aquemini by OutKast (1998) The Writings on the Wall by Destiny’s Child (1999) Warning by Green Day (2000)
New Music Monday: The Killers and Girl Friday
A lot of great new music just came out on Friday — here’s two of the albums that you need to listen to, according to Sylvia June. The Killers, Imploding The Mirage Release Date: August […]
New Music Monday: Glass Animals, Phantom Planet and Bad Moves
Wanna get your groove on this week? Listen to this new music brought to you by our very own Sylvia June. Just do it. You’ll like it. Glass Animals, Dreamland Release Date: August 7, 2020 […]
New Music Mondays: Alanis Morissette, Brandy and Becca Mancari
I am an unabashed fan of strong female artists. Tori Amos will forever be the queen of music, but Alanis Morissette is right up there in the pantheon for me. The seething angst of her […]
Taylor Swift: Cottagecore Mode Activated
Taylor Swift heard we’re going to be in lockdown for the foreseeable future and dropped a surprise album, Folklore. Swift’s eight studio album is the perfect 2020 album for sitting alone in your room on […]