Unpopular Opinions: Musicians Daniella Nichinson, Ali Zimmerman, Nicole Rosenthal, Guru Ramanathan and Ryan Mikel • September 19, 2018 Not everyone has the same taste, and that's okay!
A Nonviolent Response To Bigotry Honor Saskia Milton, Contributing Writer • October 5, 2017 Protest music is a staple of most social movements, a phenomenon that spans for decades.
The Guitarist’s Nobel Michael Landes, Staff Writer • April 6, 2017 Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in literature last year, leading many to wonder — do song lyrics genuinely qualify as literature?
Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize Insults Both Literature and Music Aparna Alankar, Contributing Writer • October 21, 2016 Grouping the music and literature categories together does a disservice to both forms and their respective artists and authors.
You should know about NYU band Acid Dad Francisco Navas and E.R. Pulgar • October 25, 2015 WSN sat down with Acid Dad, a psych-punk band founded by three NYU students, to discuss their genre, the band's future and how the band deals with being professional musicians and college students at the same time.
Dylan’s ‘Shadows’ should have stayed in the dark Michael Waller, Staff Writer • February 10, 2015 On his 36th album, "Shadows in the Night," Bob Dylan disappoints, with boring release.
Bob Dylan’s ‘Tempest’ blows away expectations September 11, 2012 Songwriting legend Bob Dylan's 35th album ousts the competition.
