Album Review: Harry Styles – Self-Titled
Harry Styles’ debut album is a vulnerable modern narrative contrasted by sounds of the 70s / 80s, ranging from sensual soft to full glam.
Harry Styles’ debut album is a vulnerable modern narrative contrasted by sounds of the 70s / 80s, ranging from sensual soft to full glam.
On this episode Geek Girl Riot talks (and by talk, we mean rant) about reboots, remakes, and reimaginings. Then we dive Into The Badlands to discuss the first three episodes of season 2. Oh, and listen out for a sweet clip that’s pretty damn fast, and oh so furious…
Your week hasn’t started until you’ve heard the latest episode of Gone Fishkin. With Kyle Hulett on board as co-host, you’ll be joining the guys for conversations about fake DJ-ing, ghostwriting Drake tweets, and more.
You may have seen our Geek Girl Riot favorite things of 2016 list, but today we’re diving a little deeper into these picks and telling you more about some of the things we loved/hated/wanted to see last year.
Geek Girl Riot’s Sherin Nicole and Day Al-Mohamed spoke to Tananarive all about Ghost Summer, dealing with Hollywood, as well as the new novel she’s working on, with some edu-tainment along the way.
Another week has gone by, and that means another episode of Man Of The Hour is ready for your ears. This week, the guys share everything they’re thinking about in the beautiful life they’re livin’. From Prince Harry to Niall Horan, catch up on their pop culture dish of the week. Then, listen as they answer life’s most important questions like: “Are iPods for babies?” “Why do they not shoot?”, and “Do you believe in ghosts?”. It’s all here, with Pat and Seb! Brought to you by, Berklee Online. Now giving you the option to complete your degree online. Learn… Read more »
Another week has gone by, and that means another episode of Man Of The Hour is ready for your ears.
Insight from a metal music industry insider.
This week, Fish is joined by his little sister Guppy (er, Amanda), and chats about his first sixty hours in New York, Jeffree Star, and Good Charlotte.
Allout Helter has something for everyone who likes fast, aggressive music.