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Album Review: You’re Living All Over Me by Dinosaur Jr.
You're Living All Over Me by Dinosaur Jr. was released in Dec. of 1987 and is now one of the most influential albums in alternative rock. (Credit: Dinasaour Jr.) Dinosaur Jr’s sophomore album, You’re Living All Over Me, is a blend of genres ranging from hardcore punk to metal. The three-piece Massachusetts band released this album in 1987. It was well before its time and became impactful for alternative music as a whole. Every song on this album takes the different genres
Judson Doncaster
Mar 162 min read


Review: Marty Supreme
Timothée Chalamet won a Golden Globe for his performance in Marty Supreme . (Credit: James Devaney/GQ) Let's be honest, Marty Mauser’s setbacks are largely his own doing. He carries himself with the confidence of someone convinced of his own superiority, repeatedly putting himself in situations that could be avoided. Yet his arrogance isn’t born from privilege; it’s born of refusal. Marty cannot accept the life laid before him: a lower-middle-class existence, a retired dream

Jennifer William
Jan 193 min read
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