By Kaylon Coleman There’s a good chance that nine out of the ten of you who read that headline immediately thought about country music, and with good reason too. I feel like almost everyone has a genre of music they
A late-night jam with KRFH’s DJ Goosepunch By Barley Lewis-McCabe “I’m DJ Goosepunch, and you’re in for a honkin’ good time,” KRFH DJ Nico Patadakis said. “So get ready, we’re gonna start the night with Philosophy by Ben Folds Five
By Kaylon Coleman I remember the excitement I felt as soon as the lights dimmed, and the track began. “Chromakopia… Chromakopia” erupted from the crowd as the wall shrouding Tyler, The Creator slowly raised to reveal the artist. As soon
Cal Poly Humboldt’s marching band members form bonds through their unique performances By Savana Robinson From playing on a carousel in Cloverdale to marching in a parade in San Francisco to performing in Battle of the Bands at UC Davis,
Student athletes share how music plays into their pre-game routine By Alexis Blue The grass is warm to the touch and the white lines marking the bounds of the field are glowing as bright as the white jerseys of the
Break up with your boyfriend, his Spotify Wrapped was only men By Mia Costales There’s a well-known saying that goes, “The eyes are the window to the soul,” and I’m here to tell you that’s bullshit — it’s your playlists.
Diving into the science behind consonance and dissonance in music By Mia Costales You watch as the actress cracks open the basement door. The camera pans down, revealing rickety wooden stairs leading to a pitch black abyss. As she descends
By Julia Kelm The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) Wes Anderson is known for his well-crafted soundtracks and — for me — The Royal Tenenbaums is the cream of the crop. Not only are the song choices just plain good songs, but
Pigeon Pit, Foot Ox and other local bands sell out folk punk show at Arcata venue By Jess Carey There’s a line out the door and down the street at Outer Space in Arcata. Mulleted concert goers sport patched up
By Dylan Jewett College radio has always been a unique branch of the broadcast world and the radio programs here at Cal Poly Humboldt have been no small feat. Every Thursday at 8 PM, a new band from the community
A comprehensive review of Lady Gaga’s seventh studio album that had me levitating off the ground By Julia Kelm Mayhem (2025) is Lady Gaga’s long-awaited seventh studio album. Gaga returns to her dark dance pop roots, making little monsters relieve
In defense of country, the most misunderstood music genre By Barley Lewis-McCabe Unlike most genres, country music has a very specific, unsavory reputation. In the modern day it’s associated with right-wing propaganda, Bud Lite, electric guitars, and the worst guy