The Ithacan

Accuracy • Independence • Integrity


In this episode of Re:Mixing, host Eva Salzman sits down with Editor in Chief Alexis Manore and Managing Editor Frankie Walls.

AJR has mastered the ability to write heavy and moving lyrics without weighing down the tracks. It offers listeners a sense of community, allowing beauty to be found in a sea of darkness.

“Little Dark Age” proves that though MGMT is not as currently popular as other well-known indie artists, the group is back — and it’s here to stay.

“Here Come the Runts” is an album that has sailed far beyond the constraints of pop security and ends up a piece of art.

Unexpected instrumentals and a wide range of influences in “I Like Fun” keeps the signature quirkiness of They Might Be Giants from becoming stale.

Back and more indie than ever, Børns was able to keep listeners hooked with each head bob–inducing track.

“MANIA” would be acceptable as the early stages of a musical experiment, but is disappointing and disjointed as a final product.

Spektor’s method of manipulating the dynamics and moods of her songs, gives them a playful feel and demonstrates her technical musical prowess.