R. Kelly - “Genius”
There are really no adjectives for this song other than “R. Kelly.” Get ready for “Black Panties,” out Nov. 11.
Pusha T - “Nosetalgia (ft. Kendrick Lamar)”
Pusha...
More than ever before, the Cleveland Orchestra has pushed student attendance at their upcoming concert season by implementing huge student discounts and increased advertising.
“We’re trying to have...
Artist: CHVRCHES
Album: The Bones Of What You Believe
Rating: 3 / 5
Although “The Bones Of What You Believe” is CHVRCHES’ debut album, it feels like they have been around for a while now. A...
Some musicians stick resolutely to making the same sort of music throughout their entire lives, each album essentially identical to the last, with each song an attempt to recreate the formula that gave...
Four Tet - “Parallel Jalebi”
“Parallel Jalebi” is the second single from Four Tet’s upcoming album “Beautiful Rewind.” Four Tet aka Kieran Hebden has been making electronic music since...
Tracy Boachie, Contributing Reporter
• September 20, 2013
“Don’t you wanna be somebody, don’t you wanna be? Don’t you wanna be somebody?” Marnie Stern asked her fans as she performed her song “Noonan” during her set on Sept. 11. It was not surprising...
Rarely does a concert opening band have a larger audience than the headliner. But at this week's Spot Night, Case Western Reserve University student and musician Henry Hershey drew a crowd at least three...
Studio-A-Rama isn’t a typical kind of concert for Case Western Reserve University.
Spot Nights, the Homecoming concert and Springfest have all delved into pop, folk or rap and all of them have had...
Oneohtrix Point Never - “Zebra”
Oneohtrix Point Never, aka experimental and electronic producer Daniel Lopatin, made a splash in 2011 with his album “Replica.” His new album “R Plus 7” is...
Tracy Boachie, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
• September 9, 2013
Disclaimer: A band's name that performed at the festival contains profanity. This is not intended to offend, and the content of this article does not necessarily represent the views of The Observer or...
