After years of solo artists dominating mainstream music, it might be time for bands to make a comeback.
WQRT introduces new student-run radio show
Butler student Kyndal Sagarsee starts a radio show featuring local artists.
Covers with culture: Our faves’ tributes to their faves
Read on to discover the cover renditions in heavy circulation at The Butler Collegian.
Neil Young and others battle Spotify amidst Joe Rogan COVID-19 misinformation scandal
Here’s what you need to know about the controversy surrounding the streaming giant.
SOPHIE: Commemorating a music game-changer
A year after her passing, SOPHIE remains an underrated innovator. Her sound has permeated every genre and her explicit queerness made her an icon forever.
The best of the 64th Grammy award nominations
Get the scoop on the most surprising and exciting nominations for the biggest night in music.
Aaliyah and her indelible impact
The R&B singer’s full discography has never been widely available outside of physical CDs since the birth of the iTunes store or streaming services.
“star-crossed”: Kacey Musgraves album review
Butler students react to Kacey Musgraves’ new album released on Sept. 10.
Seeing “Red”: A revived era
Worldwide phenomenon Taylor Swift is set release to her second re-recorded album, “Red” on Nov. 19, leaving college fans anticipating an autumn of nostalgia and good music.
Album review: “Certified Lover Boy” sets new records for Drake
The Toronto rapper smashes his own achievements, yet he fails to innovate on his 6th studio album.