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(01/05/21 2:14am)
Bloomington-based musician Irene Wilde’s newest song, “balance,” is scheduled to drop Friday on her YouTube channel. The track will be the lead single off her upcoming album, “Pyrrhicae,” which is set for release this spring.
(12/15/20 4:41am)
If you’re having a hard time absorbing any holiday cheer this year and would rather just, well, be realistic about things, you and Phoebe Bridgers are in the same boat.
(12/08/20 9:22pm)
Miley Cyrus is back and bolder than ever with new album “Plastic Hearts,” which dropped Nov. 27.
(11/29/20 2:02am)
No, Thanksgiving hasn’t happened yet. No, that doesn’t mean it’s too early.
(11/01/20 7:54pm)
After teasing its release on social media, certified pop icon Ariana Grande dropped her sixth album, “Positions,” on Friday.
(11/11/20 12:45am)
Bloomington dream hop musician Emily Plazek frequently uses ocean metaphors in her music.
(10/16/20 3:26am)
There’s only 15 days left in October, which means you’ve been through a lot. Midterms, homework, technological difficulties and, for those of us who’ve been contact-traced or sick with COVID-19, a couple weeks of quarantine here and there.
(10/07/20 8:49pm)
“All the double-edged people and schemes, they make a mess then go home and get clean. You're my best friend, and we're dancing in a world alone. We’re all alone.” —Lorde, “A World Alone”
(09/02/20 12:30am)
Just over 12 years ago, Lady Gaga released “The Fame.” If you don’t remember that album, yes you do. Songs like “Paparazzi,” “Just Dance” and “Poker Face” are so deeply imprinted in the minds of older Gen Zers that forgetting the lyrics to any of those songs is rarer than a Lorde album.
(08/25/20 10:47pm)
Going back to school in 2020 feels sort of what I imagine going back to school during the Great Depression was like – gloomy. Distressing. Futile. But luckily for us, we have something the 1930s college students didn’t: music streaming services.
(08/24/20 6:38pm)
Chock full of characteristically sharp-witted lyrics, Taylor Swift’s “folklore” album gave fans a lot to think about this summer. Most enthralling is the sweet and sour tale of a teenaged love triangle gone wrong, as listeners were quick to figure out the songs “august,” “betty” and “cardigan” weave together a fable starring James the adulterer, Betty the saint and an unnamed girl.
(08/18/20 11:26pm)
I don’t know if anyone has broken it to you yet, but just so we’re all up to speed: The world is a raging, insufferable dumpster fire. Perhaps you’ve noticed the global pandemic, the unending fight against systemic racism and police brutality or the looming election that approximately zero people truly feel enthusiastic about.
(05/11/20 6:26pm)
There are the songs that blast through the Assembly Hall speakers in the minutes before a basketball game. There are the bangers that guest musicians perform for a sea of freshmen at the yearly Welcome Week concert. There’s the music that streams through our headphones while we study, the classics that play in the background of football tailgates and the anthems we dance to in crowded rooms with our friends at house parties.
(04/30/20 2:02am)
Drummer Sean Dobbins and bassist Christian Dillingham will join the Jacobs School of Music jazz studies faculty August 1.
(04/27/20 10:30pm)
Imagine you’re Penn Badgley, an actor who has worked hard to portray the abominable inner workings of stalker/serial killer Joe Goldberg’s mind on the hit Netflix show “You.” Imagine logging on to Twitter, only to find thousands of thirst tweets that say things like “Kidnap me pls,” written by users who actively ignore those psychotic behaviors of your character and fixate on how sexy you are instead.
(04/22/20 7:40pm)
A month ago, IU composition student Hippocrates Cheng thought of a way for musicians to feel connected even while in quarantine.
(04/21/20 10:03pm)
Maybe you finally caved and downloaded TikTok out of quarantine-induced boredom, like I did. Maybe you quickly realized that you had been missing out on hours of brainless, exquisite entertainment. Maybe you even learned a few of the dances, tried some of the workout challenges and hear audio trends such as the "True Jackson VP" theme song blasting in your brain as you fall asleep at night.
(04/19/20 10:41pm)
Although Baked! of Bloomington temporarily closed for business last week due to health concerns related to the coronavirus, fans of the shop will still be able to get fresh cookies while in quarantine. Pizza X announced in a statement on its website that starting Monday, the store would be adopting Baked! for the next couple months and adding cookies to its menu.
(04/09/20 3:34pm)
When IU doctoral student Hippocrates Cheng broke his fingers playing basketball, he was forced to shift his focus from performing music to composing it. Although he was classically trained in piano, violin and clarinet, the Hong Kong native soon found his real passion was composing music inspired by styles he learned from different cultures.
(04/02/20 1:06am)
As the father of a newborn baby, Monroe County musician Ryan Pennell said he was anxious when the coronavirus first appeared in the U.S. He said the pandemic felt like a monster lurking outside, ready to strike at any moment.