A Change of Scenery: Café Recs for a Brighter Study Day
As midterms come to an end and final exams approach, you may be yearning to shake up your mundane McLennan…
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Insta-Robbery: How Mega-Brands Steal From Indie Designers and Get Away With it
The digital age has fuelled a particularly toxic relationship, and it’s not you and your ex. A convergence of Kardashian-Jenners,…
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FKA twigs’ MAGDALENE is a Mesmerizing Reflection of Heartbreak
FKA twigs, the stage name for singer-songwriter and producer Tahliah Barnett, released her last full length album, LP1, in 2014….
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‘Sex and the City’ and Call Her Daddy: How Much Guilt is Too Much?
Everyone has guilty pleasures. Whether it’s the Spice Girls or Top Gun, you enjoy it, but you also have this…
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Review: Daniel Caesar’s Case Study 01
The R&B soul act’s second album, a contemplative piece on love and forging an identity after love, betrays Caesar’s aimlessness. …
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The Power of Lyrical Meaning: Breaking Down Pitchfork’s Top Albums of the 2010s
In the 21st century, the practice of producing and distributing your own music is easier and more widespread than ever,…
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Under the Radar: 6 New Releases You May Have Missed in October 2019
Last October was packed with new releases from big names in music, including Frank Ocean’s single “DHL”, Kanye West’s long-awaited…
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“If your revolution doesn’t include me, it can go to hell!”: A Gay Pulp Review
This October was McGill’s second Queer History Month. There have been several events discussing new authors and recent literary works…
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The Importance of an Accessible ‘Sesame Street’
Growing up, Sesame Street was an integral part of my childhood. I had an Elmo doll that I carried with…
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Summer Walker is ‘Over It’, But We Are Definitely Not
If you have yet to hear Summer Walker’s highly anticipated debut album, time to give your music library a stunning…
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