Great love songs are personal, but universal, and Jeffrey Eli’s “SUMMER CAMP” is no exception, hinging the story of a legendary romance on the countdown to summer’s end.
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Following the Australian government’s announcement on June 19 that university fees would be doubled for future Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) students and would also be raised for commerce and law, Eve Watt explores what this means for Australian art students and the future generations.
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It’s not the time for any white person to derail the conversation by touting how much you have struggled too. It’s time for us to listen to people of colour, but not to stay silent.
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In their newest music video for “Big Star”, Lily Waters has utilized their talents to create a video that blends hazy ’70s aesthetics and soulfully gritty vocals to depict a scene of dream-like nostalgia.
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Her sophomore album, Punisher, refuses to romanticize the issues discussed, crafting an honest portrayal of depression, toxic relationships, stardom, and recurring dreams.
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“I have undergone many changes within the last three months. I wished the majority of it never happened, but that is life and I need to learn how to roll with the punches.”
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Best known for their garage rock sound — the kind that whisks you into a gritty basement show no matter where you are — Hinds takes a somewhat different route with their latest LP.
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Since 2013, this LA-based quintet have been sweeping listeners into instant nostalgia. We chat songwriting, social media, and more.
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All the time we spend within our own mind, dreaming and planning, is time spent alone. This meditation is essential to our being. Focus on the day to day, don’t be pressured to create in a period of mourning, be wary of loud voices, and maintain a friendly relationship with your pesky memories. Stay inside, if you can. Watch more movies.
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“We feel like our music is not restricted by borders or by language, but is moved by the feelings behind them.” Pure Nowhere sat down with Nürnberg to discuss the creation of their unique style and the way in which they are able to connect with an audience as big and diverse as theirs.
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Tallie meditates on the flawed, heartaching characters of Normal People, and the role music plays in creating character and allowing you to live in a fictional world, if only for a short time.
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because your kisses remind me of light plums and golden chains and full mugs of all our favorite caffeinated drinks and everytime i wake up in these panics i remember why i hate january
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Contrasting their usual indie rock image, Cars marks the opening of a newly explored depth for the band, expanding their discography in profound ways. Creating a printable worksheet, we asked the boys to answer questions in various forms - from poetry to stick figure drawings - opening up on personal aspects of this release.
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Kelsy Karter’s second rebellious single of 2020, “Stick To Your Guns,” is a song of resilience to sink your teeth into. Karter creates modern-age rock and roll that refreshes, her attitude fuses her music into its own universe where the rebels rule. With an impressive catalog of music is heartfelt, bold, and unapologetic. “Stick To Your Guns” explicitly says, “take it or leave it.”
We’ll take her music, now and always.
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“You see how our textbook’s pages begin in the 300’s?” I flipped through and noticed that it did. “That’s because everything before that got removed by the board a few years ago.”
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“Maybe I want to leave in search of definition — if I find somewhere that defines itself explicitly, where natives can always describe their homes in interesting, pretty ways, I will be able to define myself too.”
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Poetry by Bridget Gwyn.
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“Although segregation in California has seemed to diminish and de-escalate in recent times, in reality it has simply taken on a new face and manifested in different ways.” Essential reading for education & understanding of California’s darker history.
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