On May 13th, 2024, Apple Music revealed the lowest placements (#91-#100) for their list of the best albums of all time. As the list rolled out, the reception and backlash grew to be more negative over...
2025 was a boring year for music on the mainstream side; the charts felt very lifeless and dull, with many charting entries being from 2024 and prior. In contrast, underground, indie and electronic music...
On May 14th, 2021, American musician Jane Remover released an album under the pseudonym of leroy titled Dariacore. Being named after the TV show Daria, Dariacore consists of mashups of popular songs, the...
Even though we’re only halfway through the decade, the 2020s have brought us some of the greatest, most influential albums. From chart topping albums like Future Nostalgia by Dua Lipa, sleeper hits like...
Sometimes, a polite strum of a guitar and an angelic voice is enough to capture the average music listener’s attention. However, for me, the lyrics to a song are all the more important. Touching hard...
Kicking back in a tanning chair near the ocean with earbuds in listening to your favorite summer music is arguably almost everyone's favorite activity. This summer, many albums have been released that...
Billie Eilish, a relatively young famous singer and songwriter, has made a significant mark in the music industry in the past 9 years. Her defining dark lyrics and unique production have made her a staple...
Coinciding with the raucously anticipated drop of Taylor Swift’s “Tortured Poets Department” on Friday, April 19th, Hozier released a single titled "Why Would You Be Loved?”
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The whoosh of a tape and deft fingers on piano keys signal the start to Adrianne Lenker’s newest release Bright Future. Recorded straight to tape in an analog studio tucked away in the forest with accompaniment...
Last year for March Madness, the CHS Periscope staff pitted local Carlisle restaurants against one another in a viewership based March Madness Bracket. This year, the staff decided to stray from local...
