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Oliver Tree Hates Celebrity and Loves Failure
Photo of Oliver Tree from Billboard. By Kendall Larade On Jan. 13, Oliver Tree began his month-long “Alone in a Crowd” North American tour. Each show is not just a…
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“Going Through It” is a Playground of Eliza McLamb’s Discomforts
By Carolina Carmo Former GW student Eliza McLamb is releasing her debut album this Friday, Jan. 19. Going Through It is a 12-track album that covers McLamb’s relationship with her…
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“Dilemma” is Pretty Great (for Green Day)
By Max Cohen It's a story as old as rock itself– an influential act sticks around way past their prime and releases loads of questionable garbage with a few glimmers…
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PHOTO ESSAY: Abraham Alexander @ DC9, 11/9
Words and photos by Nancy Kiner The lights dimmed as Abraham Alexander walked on stage with three vocalists and his keyboardist; the audience fell silent in excitement. “I’ve seen him…
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Couch: More Than Something You Can Sit On
By Matthew Brooks It’s a classic situation for any GW music student: You’re walking through the Phillips hall basement and through the paper-thin walls of the practice rooms, you hear…
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Yam Haus Champions Midterms Angst with Striking Pop-Rock Album ‘Stupid and Famous’
Yam Haus melds guitar-led arrangements with pop-influenced vocal lines to leave an infectious sound reminiscent of The Killers, The Strokes, and The Kooks.
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PHOTO ESSAY: Little Simz @ The Fillmore, 10/11
By Carolina Carmo U.K. rapper Little Simz controlled the stage at the Fillmore Silver Spring on Oct. 11, finally bringing her tour to the DMV to support her latest album,…
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“All Things Go” A Review
By Mya Petryshyn It’s Saturday, September 30th, around 2:30. There’s a cooling breeze that echoes throughout the Pavilion Lawn, refreshing all the concert-goers along the hillside. Blankets are spread out…
Slut Pop: A World of Queer Narratives and Sex Puns
By Thea Cole You may have heard of this little artist named Slayyyter, and if you’re new to her, yes you have to drag out the slay part of her…