Bearing News

The Sweaters is the band from your local town that’s actually not bad

Ana Manzano • December 1, 2020

On Feb. 28 2019, Columbia band The Sweaters released their debut EP “Focus and Ask Again”. “Say It’s Alright” amassed over six thousand streams on Spotify in the past year. The EP was a starting...

‘Awaken, My Love’, a failed attempt

Cam Fuller • December 6, 2016

Donald Glover returns as Childish Gambino, producing some questionably different music.

Tyler, the Creator shows life is just a bowl of cherry bombs

Madeline Kuligowski • April 17, 2015

Tyler, the Creator has always been known for eccentric raps and music videos that left viewers feeling like they needed a shower (Think: eating a roach.) For some, the raps were exciting as well as extremely...

‘Turn Blue’ from The Black Keys gives listeners a bombastic blast from the past

Katie Little • May 28, 2014

For a two-man music group, the sound that the Black Keys has packed into their new album, “Turn Blue,” is nothing short of spectacular. To even be consistent with their previous work was a tall order,...

Danielle Bradbery album disappoints with generic songs

Sophie Whyte • December 1, 2013

Danielle Bradbery, winner of “The Voice” season 4, has a flawless voice. She hits all her notes perfectly, and has the perfect smooth voice that America fell in love with. Yet even with this mastery...

Diane Birch’s new album has dismal, yet graceful sound

Sophie Whyte • October 20, 2013

Lyrical sincerity with captivating vocals and a dark vibe are what characterizes Diane Birch’s new album Speak a Little Louder, which was released Oct. 15, 2013. Birch is a soulful singer-songwriter...

‘Yours Truly’ provides fresh spin on pop

Afsah Khan • September 24, 2013

After the first hectic week of senior year filled with tests and quizzes galore, I was relieved to be able to relax on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. I decided that such a perfect September day was the...

Aerosmith’s ‘Music From Another Dimension!’ solidifies band’s legendary status

Tyler Dunlap • November 12, 2012

It's been 11 years since the release of Aerosmith's last original album. Many fans and critics thought Aerosmith was done making music, but on November 6, 2012, the band picked up right where it left...

‘#3’ disappoints, obscures band’s true talent

Lauren Puckett • October 10, 2012

It’s sad to watch a good band break away from its roots and then blow away in the wind. Some artists can make the transition with minimal damage — maybe even with exciting results. Unfortunately,...

Lana Del Rey joins fame with new album

Sonya Francis • February 2, 2012

It was almost as if she came from out of nowhere. All of a sudden Lana Del Rey was popping on the iTunes slider, SNL, MTV, NBC and music blogger sites. Del Rey’s first album, “Born to Die,” was...