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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

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Review: Tyler, The Creator’s ‘CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: The Estate Sale’ – Spin or skip?

José C. Delgado, Reporter April 28, 2023

Tyler, The Creator has returned with an expansion pack to his 2021 album “CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST.” “The Estate Sale” features eight new tracks that were added to the original album’s run...

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Review: Kali Uchis’ ‘Red Moon in Venus’ – Spin or skip?

José C. Delgado, Reporter April 12, 2023

Colombian American R&B singer Kali Uchis has released her third studio album, “Red Moon in Venus.” Spanning 15 tracks and clocking in at just over 43 minutes, the album features songs that explore...

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Review: Paramore’s ‘This Is Why’ – Spin or skip?

José C. Delgado, Reporter April 10, 2023

Paramore has returned with their sixth studio album, “This Is Why.” The album marks the band's first release since 2017’s “After Laughter,” and is the first record to feature the same lineup...

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Review: Sam Smith’s ‘Gloria’: Spin or skip?

José C. Delgado, Reporter February 27, 2023

Last month, Sam Smith delivered their fourth full-length album, “Gloria.” The album marks the artist’s return after 2020’s “Love Goes.” In this album, Smith explores themes of self-acceptance...

Earl Sweatshirt releases ‘I Don’t Like S–t, I Don’t Go Outside’

Tamara Syed April 3, 2015
The Odd Future member's personal narratives on life, love and loss echo throughout the album.
Sleater-Kinney is back in full force with their new album, No Cities to Love.

Sleater-Kinney Are Back With ‘No Cities To Love’

Madeline Sensibile January 20, 2015
Classic riot grrrl group Sleater-Kinney have returned once more with the release of their 8th studio album, 'No Cities To Love,' after a 10 year hiatus.
J. Cole's third effort is nothing new

J. Cole’s third effort is nothing new

Pete D. Camarillo December 12, 2014

One listen through J. Cole's “2014 Forest Hills Drive” will have listeners asking themselves "What did I just listen to?" Not because the album is a classic or overly bad, but a single run through...

In Taylor we trust

In Taylor we trust

Alex Vejar October 29, 2014

There was a lot of hoopla made when Taylor Swift announced back in August that she would be abandoning her country ways and making the full transition to pop with her new album, “1989.” With...

Weezer's latest effort doesn't seem to be alright

Weezer’s latest effort doesn’t seem to be alright

Jake Tully October 7, 2014

It’s painful to write a review of a new Weezer release that doesn’t begin with a rush of accolades or adoring thoughts on their return that’s been too long coming.   For a band that...

The Strokes go back to basics with ‘Angles’

Contributor April 28, 2011

By Andrew Lopez After releasing their least acclaimed and most scrutinized album, “First Impressions of Earth” in 2006, members of The Strokes decided to take a long break from one another....

Lykke Li’s new album ‘Wounded Rhymes’ is ageless

Contributor April 14, 2011

By Andrew Lopez Lykke Li is a young woman in an old soul’s body. While she is most well-known for her contribution to “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” soundtrack, it’s interesting to note that...

Destroyer’s new album ‘Kaputt’ delivers

Contributor March 3, 2011

By Andrew Lopez Dan Bejar, who has released nine albums under the “Destroyer” name for over 10 years, has always been distinct in sound and style. From the often-indecipherable poetry that are...

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