Review

In his latest album, Earl Sweatshirt tackles controversial subjects with an ear for music that will stay with the listener. By Joris Alawoe

The relatable situations and responses of “Good Listener” help listeners understand they are not alone in their desire to be recognized. By Lauren Gero

At the Boulder Bookstore, Oct. 21, CU Alum Jenny Shank will speak about “Mixed Company,” her short story collection. By Izzy Fincher

Kinlaw’s debut art-pop album pairs driving dance beats with dark, heartfelt confessions about moving through love and life. By Izzy Fincher

The documentary “Truth to Power” follows Serj Tankian’s inspiring political activism through the System of a Down years and beyond. By Altug Karakurt

Netflix original series “Living Undocumented” highlightings the reality behind America’s immigration laws. By Diana Goron

Swift’s new album “evermore” tackles relevant, painful topics like domestic abuse, isolation and loss during COVID-19. By Chloe Wasserstrom

Looking for horror books and movies to watch while staying inside this Halloween? You’ve come to the right place. By Anna Haynes

YouTube star turned singer-songwriter Joji’s new album shows potential but lacks diversity and imagination. By Marion Walmer

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