Column: Three chords and the truth
"We have hopes that country music will return to its diverse roots, serving not only a white, conservative middle class, but the diverse ethnic and racial ...
Read More »"We have hopes that country music will return to its diverse roots, serving not only a white, conservative middle class, but the diverse ethnic and racial ...
Read More »"With the latest release of his 10th studio album, 'Donda,' members of the Daily Tar Heel’s editorial staff make their rankings on which of Kanye’s ...
Read More »"'Good Ones' and 'Dawn of Chromatica' each pose the same question in different ways: What are the defining limits of a limitless genre like hyperpop?" ...
Read More »As anticipation builds for “Red (Taylor’s Version),” due on Nov. 19, here is a ranking all of Taylor’s songs. Yes, all 158 of them.
Read More »"But with missed release dates, the Marilyn Manson and DaBaby association and the general hysteria that surrounds a Kanye release, is it selfish to expect ...
Read More »"According to Lorde, her new album is 'a celebration of the natural world,' or an ode to happiness, and a reflection on finding joy in simplicity. I have ...
Read More »When I was 10 years old, I put a set of tickets to the Fearless Tour at the top of my Christmas list. Much to my surprise, on Christmas morning, I didn’t ...
Read More »Beverly Scarlett recently released “The Harris Family of Orange County, North Carolina,” which chronicles the history of a Black Indigenous North ...
Read More »Pop sensation Ariana Grande isn’t afraid to boldly confront the confusing cross-section of love and lust. "Positions," Grande’s third album in two ...
Read More »UNC graduate student Simon Spire captured these tumultuous emotions in his latest song, "Uncomfortable." But there’s brightness desperate to break free, ...
Read More »"Never let it be said that relentlessly deconstructivist pop must always be deconstructed itself to be enjoyed."
Read More »Sweaty bodies hover against each other, separated by each others’ backpacks. Everyone chatters amongst their friends and strangers, remarking on the ...
Read More »In their self-titled debut album, The Pinkerton Raid presents a collection of songs that reach a level of mastery in communication between band members ...
Read More »Whether up in Brooklyn or hanging around the Triangle, Kooley High still has North Carolina on its mind and doesn’t want you to forget it. On its latest ...
Read More »Fronted by graduate student Eric DiMarzio, student band Eric and the DiMarzios has played a handful of gigs around campus — including opening for The ...
Read More »DTH Diversions recommends Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble’s album Couldn’t Stand the Weather and the 1984 film, “Purple Rain.” ...
Read More »Diversion’s reviews this week’s album releases
Read More »As a harsh winter lurks around the corner, The Wilderness of Manitoba creates a safe hideaway on its latest release, , a cozy collection of earthy themes ...
Read More »Everyone seems to want more of one thing or another — time, money, food — the list could go on forever. On Want More, the second album from JC Brooks ...
Read More »Editor’s Note: When Dive reviewed _Read Me Out Loud in our Sept. 29 issue, we incorrectly labeled_ “Maria, Maria” as a cover. We decided to give ...
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