I don't entirely agree with those who say Greta Van Fleet is just a warmed-over imitation of Led Zeppelin. Granted, they are definitely recycling influences from Classic Rock (they've never really pretended otherwise), and their vocalist is certainly … [Continue reading]
“XO Tour Llif3” by Lil Uzi Vert
I've said some harsh things about this artist in the past, mostly because I disliked his featured appearance on Migos' "Bad and Boujee" so strongly, but now that he is (at least purportedly) supposed to be retiring from the music scene, I felt the … [Continue reading]
“Gummo” by 6ix9ine
Despite inviting a level of personal and moral controversy that makes XXXTentacion look like Donny Osmond by comparison, this particular Trap-Rapper acquired a surprising level of Pop success before the whole 'going to jail for years' thing disrupted … [Continue reading]
“Meant To Be” by Bebe Rhexa and Florida Georgia Line
This song is not particularly distinguished, but I'm having something of a hard time understanding why it's received such an extreme level of vitriol from the internet critics. It's a pleasant enough piece of radio filler, mellow and euphonious, and … [Continue reading]
“Just Like Fire” by Pink
This song is seen by most of the amateur “critics” who infest the internet as a piece of trite soundtrack filler that is supposedly unworthy of Pink’s talent. This is partly because it comes from an unnecessary sequel to an already disappointing … [Continue reading]
Double Feature Review: Finding Neverland/The Greatest Showman
These two shows, while released a few years apart from each other, had much in common. Both had distinctly Pop-flavored scores and beautifully stylized visuals. Both were retellings of the lives of famous historical figures that had almost nothing to … [Continue reading]
Man of La Mancha
Given that this show happens to be not only my favorite musical, but my favorite work of art in any medium, I’m not entirely sure I’m capable of assessing its merits with any degree of objectivity, but I intend to do my best. It helps that the work … [Continue reading]
“Heads & Tales” and “Sniper and Other Love Songs” by Harry Chapin
Harry Chapin’s first two albums, generally regarded as his best work by serious fans, are essentially companion pieces and were even released together as a two-disc set at one point. For this reason, I thought it only appropriate to cover both of … [Continue reading]
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