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The preppy rock band Vampire Weekend asks bigger questions in their new album of startling good lyrics and dreamy soundscapes, writes Rupp.

From rock to R&B and indie, a myriad of musical artists will be performing near Stanford in 2024. Where will you find yourself next?

From unique guitar tones to precisely poignant lyrics, from Lana del Rey to Jamie Branch, 2023 presented a strong year for album releases. But who came out on top?

A few positive aspects aside, the album lacks substance, much like its clueless religious imagery throughout, writes Rupp.

Ram’s Head Theatrical Society's 2023 production of “Gaieties” featured a talented student cast, appearances by computer science lecturers and parodies of Sam Bankman-Fried and William Curry.

Undertaking a task of world-building through her newest album “Wallsocket,” April Harper Grey masterfully mixes various disparate elements into her music — with an undertone of dark humor.

Brandon revives his column “Beandon’s Musical Corner” with a thoughtful review of Geese’s “3D Country” — once again “gushing with praise.”

POTTSVILLE — The mums were a brilliant orange and yellow, and there were pumpkins galore Sunday at the Fall Fest at Lessie’s Garden Greenhouse & Gift Shop.

Paramore's newest album — "This is Why" — is confident and powerful, with ultimately zero skips, writes Brandon Rupp.

Columnist Brandon Rupp takes you through his top 15 records of the year. Featuring genres like drone, rap, shoegaze and pop, this column gives you all the…