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Springtime marks the beginning of the best fruit season. Buckle up folks — we’ve tried them all. Or, five kinds of berries, and definitively ranked them.
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Fleet Foxes have always been known for their unique aesthetics from album to album, but on ‘Shore,’ the band builds atop its established sound, blending elements from various points in its discography.
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While the album has a great deal of promise, it ends up fulfilling none of its potential.
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There were many entertaining ads, but here are the Clog’s top 5 picks. If you didn’t catch the game, this should be a good summary of what really mattered.
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Through Hollywood’s Bleeding, which was released on Sept. 6, Post strays even farther away from his rap roots; with pop-friendly melodies and more singing than rapping, the album is filled with short glimpses into the artist’s psyche over the last year.
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Now that that start of the semester is upon us, here are four songs to perfectly express your mood in a way that only song titles are able to.
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These two great forces teaming to produce an iconic pop anthem has inspired us to think about the amazing tunes that could be created if some of our other favorite artists paired up to produce music. Here are the Clog’s picks for other random artists that should collaborate in the future.
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In the band’s music, the Kooks bring back the aesthetics of old classic rock often lost in today’s music. During this live performance, audience members could watch lead singer Luke Pritchard run his fingers through his hair and sway with Mick Jagger energy.
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As we say goodbye to summer, here are six songs you can listen to that will take you back to all the moods you had throughout the last three months.
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Beerbongs & Bentleys may not be as country-influenced as his first album, but his tracks consistently share similar tones, such as echoey backing harmonies.
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