Music

Pink Floyd’s “Animals” is brilliantly timeless and still relevant more than 40 years later. By Marion Walmer

Marilyn Manson cultivates the mature sound he has been looking for in his new album “WE ARE CHAOS”. By Altug Karakurt

With 48 musicians, CU composer Jordan Holloway remotely premieres his symphony, a powerful, refreshing take on American patriotism. By Isabella Fincher

“Through Glass,” released June 12, shows modern music’s stylistic breadth and power for social commentary. By Isabella Fincher

CU musicians Asha Romeo and Eli Harvey use music as activism in the Black Lives Matter movement. By Isabella Fincher

In honor of #BlackLivesMatter, the CUI takes a look at four artists that touch on racism, justice and change. By Ben Berman

This Mental Health Month, the CUI shares a playlist of 10 songs that bring awareness to the ever important topic of mental wellness. By Ben Berman

Car Seat Headrest returns from a four-year hiatus with a subversive, angry album that lacks the charm of their earlier work. By Ben Berman

Joji’s 2018 album “Ballads 1” is a refreshing take on the R&B landscape, telling a relatable story of heartbreak. By Ben Berman

Drawing ties to isolation, revisiting Earl Sweatshirt’s second album, “I Don’t Like Shit I Don’t Go Outside,” will help us relate to the present. By Benny Teitelbaum