Immersed in the sound
Teenagers from all over the world are becoming more interested in purchasing and listening to physical music such as vinyl records or compact discs (CDs). This can be attributed to...
The Black Parade marches on
Currently, a specific group of alternative people across the country are flooding stadiums, new and old fans alike. All of this fanfare points back to My Chemical Romance (MCR) as...
The soundtrack of new beginnings
“And so it goes,” an EP released by Liana Flores on Sept. 4, 2026, comes with new sounds and new beginnings. This mini-album features six tracks, two of which were...
Panther Tracks
Biology teacher Amy Hinote has been listening to “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. She discovered this song around the ages of three to four....
Lost sound
On Aug. 14, indie artist Phoebe Bridgers released “Lost Weekend,” her third album composed of 16 tracks. The album’s opener–“The Outside”–has an interesting electrical feel not seen much before in...
Quick hit with Walker Marks
“Jane!” by The Long Faces is a mysterious song that offers multiple meanings to its story. The general idea is that you should be protective of how you wish to...
Panther Tracks
Freshman Bella Vargas has recently been listening to “oh yeah?” by Steve Lacy. “Over the summer I saw the new ‘Spider-Man’ movie, and the song really caught my attention. I...
Olivia Rodrigo: Women’s rights advocate
As this decade trudges on and on, it is becoming abundantly clear that nobody in the music industry is working towards women’s rights quite like Olivia Rodrigo. This past weekend,...
Quick Hit with Scarlett Williams
“Sunlight” by Hozier draws inspiration from the Greek tale of Icarus. The song describes an overwhelming love that the narrator cannot help but be drawn to, much like how Icarus...
Louis Tomlinson needs to start playing venues that match his demand
Louis Tomlinson has been in the spotlight since he was 18 years old after he competed on a singing show called “The X Factor.” Tomlinson sang “Hey There Delilah” by...
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