Music
Music
Fighting through another sunny day: The paradoxical genius of ‘London Weekend’
The 1993 album by British singer-songwriter Harvey William is existential dread in a sugary coating with a cherry on top. Read More
Music
A look into Rochester’s historical jazz scene
African American communities have contributed greatly to the American musical scene, but one genre with especially strong ties to Rochester is Jazz. Read More
D-Day
AJR’s D-Day concert was an intimate success
UR students were given an intimate and engaging experience that just about met every expectation possible given our current circumstances. Read More
albums of the week
Culture’s albums of the week 4/27
This week’s local artist is the legendary drummer Steve Gadd! Read More
albums of the week
Culture’s albums of the week 4/20
We're going to recommend great new albums you should listen to. Here's our first batch. Read More
Eastman
Online learning deals musical education a blow
The world of music education is a wildly different one, and, thus, so was the transition to online classes. Read More
Music
Jessie Reyez came to kill love songs in her debut album
The imperfections in her voice are the most beautiful aspects of her sound. And on that note, “Before Love Came to Kill Us” brings something a lot of popular music misses today. True emotion. Read More
CT Recommends
CT Recommends: Polyphia
I’m a simple man: I hear a funky little sound, I listen to it nonstop for three weeks, I forget about it. One such sound I discovered in 2018 that I’ve yet to shake is an instrumental band called Polyphia. Read More
Music
CT Recommends: ‘Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground’
His gravelly moans and vibrated hums conveys a sorrow so gut-wrenching, it’s all too clear he carried an unimaginable burden in his heart. Read More
Music
King Krule’s ‘Man Alive!’ is a paranoid, genre-bending opus
His signature blend of punk, jazz and electronic sounds put him in a lane of his own, and his newest album “Man Alive!” is yet another reminder of this fact. Read More
