Every morning, when I leave the house, I’m plagued by the lingering feeling that I’m forgetting something. Usually it turns out to be nothing; today it didn’t.

This album sounds like if George Harrison’s songwriting, Beach House’s production, and ABBA’s instrumentation were fused into a soft-rock group for the 21st century.

J.J. Abrams' latest installment in his Star Wars trilogy hit the theaters over Christmas break and I was surprisingly pleased.

College application deadlines are approaching, and seniors are in a hurry to complete them. In all this chaos there is one decision that needs to be made first: Pages or Docs?

Both Europe 1972 and Cornell 1977 are absolutely brilliant covers and the pinnacle of live performance. While the two differ in tone and tempo, they both deliver a captivating experience of “Brown Eyed Woman.” Take a listen to each, and experience one of Grateful Dead’s greatest hits in two unique, unparalleled ways.

Although the album did not tap into its full potential, it could rebrand Christianity for our younger generation.