Music
Review: On ‘Bloodless,’ Samia teeters on the edge of rebirth
The indie singer-songwriter’s newest album delivers a musical journey of evolution and identity.
TikTok songs we actually like
When was the last time you listened to these viral tunes in their entirety?
Ranked: THE DRIVER ERA’s 4 albums
Enjoy this ranked list of the duo’s discography as we celebrate the release of its newest album, “Obsession.”
Review: In Bon Iver’s ‘SABLE, fABLE,’ everything is sparkling
This two-pronged project has unlocked a new level of passion and candor from the ballad pro.
Review: The Wrecks’ ‘INSIDE:’ is perfectly heartbreaking and upbeat
The indie band intrigues listeners by releasing the first half of a larger upcoming musical project.
Q&A: For queer Christians, indie artist Semler is bringing a great awakening
Blending gay pop and contemporary Christian music on their debut album, this musician is growing a fanbase of faithful outcasts.
Review: Margo Guryan’s ‘28 Demos’ invites you under her musical umbrella
A newly released anthology of the late Margo Guryan’s early work provides a revival of her music for a new generation.
Review: Skrillex’s newest album brings a new meaning to all killer, no filler
The dubstep icon returns with a flippant, rapid-fire mixtape that’s possibly his most fun body of work yet.
Some sad songs for rainy days
A number of musical selections to embrace your inner melancholy.
Q&A: New York natives Laundry Day on coming full circle
Laundry Day spoke with WSN after performing at the Mercury Lounge at a concert organized by the NYU Program Board.
A night at Berlin NYC with 4 emerging NYU musicians
Two seniors and two alumni of NYU’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music sat down with WSN to talk about pursuing music.
Review: ‘Wave the Bull’ brings back old-school hard rock for a new generation
Grab your Converse shoes, straighten your hair and buy some new eyeliner: 2010 is back.
