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Vitamin String Quartet are back for our hearts, and we have 101 feelings about almost all the covers in the Our Flashback Wedding album. Oof. Imagine having this much talent. … Continue Reading Music Monday: Our Flashback Wedding by Vitamin String Quartet
After the poppy delight that was Blue Hour (along with their last mini album, minisode1: Blue Hour), the members of Tomorrow X Together (TXT) have released The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE—and … Continue Reading Music Monday: 0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You) feat. Seori, from The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE – Tomorrow X Together (TXT)
I’d like to start this off by formally apologizing to all my neighbors and my family because I’ve had three versions of this song circulating on replay for about three … Continue Reading Music Monday: “Heat Waves” by Glass Animals
Say what you will about Autumn de Wilde’s 2020 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma, I personally adore it. (And Emma is my favorite Austen novel, so yes, I’m generally pickier, … Continue Reading Music Monday: EMMA (Original Score) by Isobel-Waller Bridge and David Schweitzer
Ah, The Killers. The band that loves to remind you that they hail from Las Vegas. The band that has managed to release albums that are never quite the same … Continue Reading Music Monday: Imploding the Mirage by The Killers
On the week of her 31st birthday, Taylor Swift announced the continuation to her exquisite folklore album, and no one had the proper time to prepare. But now that we are post evermore, … Continue Reading Taylor Swift “evermore” Album Review
After months of teasing the #MendesArmy, Shawn Mendes has finally released his fourth album, “Wonder.” With so many hits from “Stitches” to his last single release in 2018 “I Can’t … Continue Reading Shawn Mendes “Wonder” Album Review
Marvelous Geeks Episode 30: Taylor Swift’s Folklore Album Review ft. Amanda Lee On this week’s episode of Marvelous Geeks, Gissane Sophia sits down with the biggest Taylor Swift fan she … Continue Reading Taylor Swift’s Folklore Album Review ft. Amanda Lee