The Boomer generation is slowly killing American jobs and business. Baby boomers have remained in the workforce for decades, with many now in their 70s or 80s. They were once the largest generation in American history, which gave them the advantage of numbers and institutional power. If newer generations want America to remain economically stable […]
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Sadder Days’ most recent single Guilty Pleasure is an amazing blend of Y2K electronica with their current Deftones-inspired sound. The production is rich and atmospheric, with the main chorus being exceptionally euphoric. The lyrics are tight, the production is beautiful, but the composition is the one thing holding it back. All of the pieces are
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Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream” is an album I never sat down and listened to in full, but somehow heard every song on the radio. Tracks like “California Gurls,” “Teenage Dream,” and “Last Friday Night” weren’t just great pop songs, but were also inescapable during the late 2010s. Listening to it again in 2025, I’d say
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Imagine this: you’re sent 2,000 years back in time to Ancient Rome. You’ve got one day to mentally prepare, and all you’re allowed to bring is a pen and a blank sheet of paper. No phones, no textbooks, no internet, just your memory and whatever knowledge you can scribble down once you arrive. Your mission?
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Hardcore punk is the backbone of countless bands and genres. Its influence runs deep, not just in sound, but in energy, ethos, and attitude. From Nirvana to the Beastie Boys, hardcore’s aggressive, fast, and raw style continues to evolve through emo, metalcore, and even modern rap. Today I’m going over five albums you should listen
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Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe) – Sabrina Carpenter I’ve been putting this one off for a while, as I’ve grown to appreciate Sabrina Carpenter over the past year. Her song, 15 Minutes, on the recent deluxe, is one of my favorite ‘80s dance-pop revival songs from this past decade, and after hearing Espresso at a bar
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Mayhem – Lady Gaga Mayhem rides the wave of the current ’80s dance revival trend. While the production on this album is grand, slick, and clear, it feels like Lady Gaga doesn’t match its style. Songs like Abracadabra and Garden of Eden showcase her ability to construct atmospheric and boundary-pushing dance songs. Abracadabra specifically has
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Hurry Up Tomorrow is The Weeknd’s sixth studio album and the final album in his most recent trilogy. This concept album is also his last project under The Weeknd moniker. He ends his album run with a grand, boisterous, and synth-heavy album. Conceptually, this LP is brilliant. The Weeknd touches on themes like death and
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This past Valentine’s Day, Sabrina Carpenter put out a deluxe version of her most recent LP, Short n’ Sweet. Of all of the new songs, “15 Minutes” stood out the most to me. With ‘80s-inspired synths, thumping basslines, and Sabrina’s addicting hooks, the song creates a deep and rich atmosphere. Although the lyrics are simple,
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An Ethical Groundwork For Zoos In this article, I’m going to lay out an ethical guideline and groundwork for why zoos are essential for animal preservation and education. When I was a kid, the only major attraction in my small, rural town was the zoo. I would visit at least once a month, each time
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