It’s a little one-the-nose to name a song after your own band, but these five famous rock outfits did it right. Let’s take a look at five self-titled rock songs that make up their bands’ best material ...
The Oregon women’s basketball team (10-0) defeated the Oregon State Beavers (5-4) 96-73 in an in-state rivalry game that saw the Ducks blow... Unfortunately for Oregon men’s basketball (4-4, 0-1 Big ...
BTS released the song “I’m Fine” in August 2018 as part of their compilation album Love Yourself: Answer. The song is a continuation to BTS’s 2016 single “Save Me.” The music and choreography of the ...
It’s natural to find yourself at odds with your art when looking back on it years after the fact. People change–as do their tastes and opinions. Even an undisputed songwriting force, such as John ...
Hayley Williams’s Petals for Armor, out since May, is a spiky art-pop conundrum. After progressing for years toward sharper electronic textures, the Paramore singer-songwriter finally abandoned her ...
Who but Sparks would release a bombastic song about being modest? “Self-Effacing” comes off their upcoming album, A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip (out May 15th), and it’s just what you’ve come to expect ...
Artists have been referencing themselves in their art since the ancient Greek civilization—or possibly even earlier. The art of referring to oneself through literature, music, film, philosophy, ...
The Morning Edition Song Project is a series where songwriters are asked to write an original song about the COVID era – our newest addition is from music collective and sibling band Infinity Song.
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