Reunions Music Preview – Friday

At Reunions, even if you were to try and hide yourself away in the tallest Gothic tower, the music always follows you. That thumping bass and those cheesy 90?s dance music remixes (including a lovely rendition of Ciara’s “One, Two Step” and Sisqo’s “Thong Song” I heard last night) are truly the pulse of the weekend.

Album Review: Daft Punk – ‘Random Access Memories’

It’s been 8 years since Daft Punk released their last studio album.

Film Review – ‘Lost Child – Sayon’s Journey’

How much do we really know about the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s? We know of the Khmer Rouge, the communist guerrilla organization responsible for the deaths of over two million Cambodian lives.

Interview - Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

B.O.B., Far East Movement, Wiz Khalifa...Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros?

Interview – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

B.O.B., Far East Movement, Wiz Khalifa…Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros? USG has certainly taken a bold step with this year’s selection for the Lawnparties headliner, breaking its steady tradition of hiring rising rap and/or electronic artists in favor of an established indie presence.

Terrace Preview – Miracles of Modern Science

Miracles of Modern Science—name sound familiar? Probably! This band of Princeton alums–Evan Younger ’08, Josh Hirshfeld ’08, Kieran Ledwidge ’08, Geoff McDonald ’07, Tyler Pines ’09–formed in 2005 at our very own Princeton U with modest beginnings: playing at open mic nights, Café Viv, and of course, Terrace.

Intersections & WPRB Present - Sensemaya

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9LJ9zRSrO8] Video made in partnership with WPRB 103.3 FM, Princeton's non-profit radio station.

Mixtape Review: Childish Gambino – 'Royalty'

tl;dr - Childish Gambino has lots of really famous friends, is tired of being shit on, and really likes bass. Download for: "One Up," "Unnecessary," "R.I.P" and "Toxic" ... really it's all pretty good though. First of all, if the mixtape's title seems a little egotistical to you, just take a look at the featured artists on the track list.

Intersections & WPRB Present - P.U.R.E.

Album Review - Sleigh Bells, 'Reign of Terror'

tl;dr:More wall of sound than attack of sound,Reign of Terroris more raw, vulnerable, andhurtthan anything we've heard from Sleigh Bells before, packed into a more polished, layered container of floating sighs over stadium riffs and garage-grunge shred.