Tag: music

Under the supervision of Drexel University associate professor Toby Seay and independent New York City based music publisher Reservoir, a number of music industry students…

With the kind of lazy vocals that make you feel like you took a T. Rex album and turned it into a Tumblr-approved melted crayon…

The pleasing xylophone pings that begin “Sound & Color,” Alabama Shakes’ sophomore effort, betray nothing. The record’s opening track sends listeners into the void with…

April 21 marked the official release of “Kindred,” the third studio album from synth-pop band Passion Pit. “Kindred” marks the first LP released by the…

Sufjan Stevens was a man of few words during his set at the Academy of Music April 10. He spoke to the crowd about an…

After signing to a major label, many musicians often find themselves boxed in with no distinct voice. Wrestling to gain control over their own careers,…

Walk the Moon and The Griswolds — April 13 — Theatre of the Living Arts South Philadelphia’s Theatre of the Living Arts is hosting two…

Joke Bradt, an associate professor of the college of nursing and health professions at Drexel University, is researching an innovative way to use music to…

Troy Carter, a prominent music manager and entrepreneur, came to campus March 9 to give an intimate lecture and open dialogue in the URBN Annex…

The Triangle talked to Joe Karnes, the bassist from popular band Fitz and The Tantrums. The band’s recent claim to fame has been the song…