SONG OF THE DAY: Typhoon- “Young Fathers”
As much as I hate the term "indie rock," I think Typhoon fits into the label perfectly. Typhoon is a band from Oregon made of about eleven members. Their music…
SONG OF THE DAY: Lily & Madeleine – “Devil We Know”
Lily & Madeleine are two Ohioan sisters who write simple, quiet songs that express a depth of emotion for their understated image. Their voices match with an eery quality when…
An Interview with Jake Sabetta
I met Jake the first day of school in my FYE “Emotion and Meaning in Music.” He wore a humble grin that stretched across his face, the same grin that…
SONG OF THE DAY: Fit$gerald
Before coming to CC, I heard so much about the outdoorsy culture, liberal mindsets, ski-lovers, and hippie lifestyles, but the music scene was not mentioned at all. As a result,…
SONG OF THE DAY: Blondie- “Heart of Glass”
I would say that 'pop' is not something that catches a lot of my interest, however Blondie's 80's single "Heart of Glass" is everything that's right about this genre of…
SONG OF THE DAY: Mapei – “Don’t Wait”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33mjGmfy7PA This is always the go to song when I need something to lift my spirits and make me move. Mapei's strong and genuine vocals complete with the bass of…
YOU ME & APOLLO Rocks Out @ CC
Yet again, The SOCC brought an awesome band to campus. I would be really bummed if I hadn't made it to the You Me & Apollo concert on Thursday night…
EP OF THE DAY: Alpenglow – “Solitude”
Alpenglow /alp?n?gl?/ – “the rosy light of the setting or rising sun seen on high mountains” Vermont-based band Alpenglow, formed at Middlebury College a few years back, released their debut…
SONG OF THE DAY: Matthew Dear – “Don and Sherri”
Matthew Dear’s “Don and Sherri” is the second single off of his 2007 album Asa Breed. Though the music is buoyant, danceable and layered with blips, the lyrics suggest a…
SONG OF THE DAY: Freddie Gibbs and Madlib – Robes feat. Domo Genesis and Earl Sweatshirt
Ten years after Madvillainy, Madlib's signature production combines with the gnarly bars of Freddie Gibbs on Piñata and prove that a rap album can be littered with features and still…