‘Please wake up’: Nothing is business as usual on the 1975’s new album
Dirty Hit/Courtesy
By breaking tradition to spread this message, the band is shaking fans to attention, utilizing its platform to call for change.
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Amber Bain, artist behind The Japanese House, shares inspiration for ‘Good at Falling’
“San Francisco is the only place ever where I’ve been like, ‘Well, OK, it’s going to pop off tonight,’ whereas sometimes you just don’t know.”
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The sound of new seasons: Concerts and cultural expressions
Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations we don’t expect of ourselves. Oftentimes, the places we keep finding ourselves in both reveal and shape us.
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The 1975 brings vibrant sound to two-night San Francisco performance
The spellbinding Brit pop band dazzled in a synth-wave to blow the hipster beanies right off the audience.
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Pale Waves open for The 1975 at Bill Graham, leave stage all too soon
However, it seemed as if the synthy quartet received only a split second of stage time at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on April 23.
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(C)hella lit playlist for Coachella 2019
The Clog has compiled a (c)hella lit playlist with some of our favorite songs from some of our favorite artists performing at Coachella. Know these names and these songs.
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The 1975 scrutinizes societal role of social media in ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’
The 1975 doesn’t shy away from cultural commentary; rather, it focuses its music directly on the United States’ most politically polarizing subjects. The group covers topics from the disproportionate incarceration rate among Black men to the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Picks of the Week: Puzzles, playlists and more to pass the time during dead week
It’s finally Reading, Review and Recitation Week, though you may still have class for the next couple of days. Whether it’s your first dead week or your last, fear not: There are still plenty of opportunities to bust out of your studying routine and get into the winter break spirit.
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Age makes the 1975 even better for Fillmore show
Nursing a bottle of red wine, the 1975 frontman Matthew Healy spilled onto the stage of the Fillmore in San Francisco on Friday night. With his gauzy black shirt opened to reveal a pale, tattooed torso, Healy’s look and swaying persona lucidly referenced those rock gods of past eras —
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