The National’s First Two Pages of Frankenstein feels like a carefully nuanced album with something for everybody
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Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
The National’s First Two Pages of Frankenstein feels like a carefully nuanced album with something for everybody
Read moreMidnights by Taylor Swift is beautifully messy—it’s faultlessly intertwined and chaotically all over the place, making it a superb album.
Read moreIt was great in 1989, but “This Love” (Taylor’s Version) is magic. Taylor Swift’s latest replay will be on replay for months to come.
Read moreRed (Taylor’s Version) is a brilliant album around, but Taylor Swift’s “Begin Again” is an underrated jewel we don’t talk enough about.
Read moreDylan O’Brien and Sadie Sink put on an astonishing performances for Taylor Swift’s All Too Well The Short Film music video.
Read more“Love Story” has always been a special song. While Taylor Swift’s Fearless album isn’t a particular favorite of mine, a few of the tracks are undeniably wondrous. The music industry is flawed and terribly corrupt, we’re seeing all the ins and outs of it through Framing Britney Spears and we got a colossal glimpse of it through Swift’s inability to secure the rights to her own songs. (How? Are the
Read moreTaylor Swift’s ‘evermore’ is a brilliant kind of fall album packed with all the emotions we can’t get enough of.
Read moreMarvelous 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 knows, one of her favorite humans, Amanda Lee. The two discuss their top favorite songs off of Folklore along with their favorite lyrics from each song. They also choose a favorite song from Swift’s entire discography.
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