Sick Days
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Song of the Week
From the release of his single Funeral, I've been a fan of AUGUST 08, who first appeared alongside Rich Brian in Arizona. Since the song dropped, I have patiently waited for the release of his EP Father, which was finally released May 11, despite it being expected in April. The R&B artist rel...
“The Longshot”; Billie Joe Armstrong’s Green Day 2.0
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
April 23, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Since Green Day formed in 1986, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has been singing and writing music that has become iconic. Though he is famous for his work with Green Day, Armstrong has started a new path, while his fellow performers need a break, with his band/project The Longshot. The Longshot features Jeff...
Funeral
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
February 26, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Song of the Week
Since his debut in Arizona on Rich Brian's Amen, I've anxiously waited for his first solo work. Luckily, the wait wasn't long, as his first single, Funeral, was dropped on February 7th, just 5 days after Amen's release. The new R&B/Soul artist steps into the music scene with a very simple...
18
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
February 2, 2018
Filed under Song of the Week
18 features up and coming artists Kris Wu, Rich Brian (formerly known as Rich Chigga), Joji, and Trippie Redd, who all sing about their sudden rises of fame through their music, produced by Baauer, the artist who brought us the Harlem Shake. Kris Wu is a former member of EXO, a South Korean-Chinese boy grou...
“Doki Doki Literature Club,” the most mentally scarring game I’ve ever played
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
January 26, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
To all readers, heed this warning. While this game looks like an innocent dating simulator, you are likely to be mentally scarred by the game. It's nearly impossible to explain how the game works or fully warn those who are interested without spoiling the plot and events that take place, but I will...
Fields of Agony
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
December 15, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Song of the Week
Though released in 1995, No Use for a Name's Fields of Agony, in my opinion, is as relevant today as it was over 20 years ago. Though it was likely written in response to the U.S.'s involvement with the conflicts in Somalia and Haiti, and used for Rock Against Bush Vol. 2 in response to the war...
