On this week’s episode of The Royals, the Family Henstridge is still feeling the after-effects of the blackout–Robert uses persisting troubles to declare himself supreme leader of England, Liam reunites with Kathryn to solve the mystery of her missing father,…
Album Review: The Vaccines – “Combat Sports”
Formed eight years ago in West London, The Vaccines quickly became a household name in the UK, earning the number one album for the year in 2011 and high praise in the media for their guitar-driven garage rock. They have…
The Royals 4×04 Review: “Black as His Purpose Did the Night Resemble”
With the entire power grid collapsed and the entirety of London thrown into chaos, will our favorite royals (and their paramours) make it out of this one unscathed, physically and emotionally? If you’ve been paying attention, you know that the…
The Royals 4×03 Review: “Seek For Thy Noble Father in the Dust”
This week’s episode of The Royals was the best they’ve had in a long time. The third season really put the show in a heavy, dramatic place, and this episode did a lot to bring back the snappy dialogue and…
From the Record Crate: NSYNC – “NSYNC” (1998)
During the late 90s, one question plagued lunchrooms and playgrounds across the nation: were you a fan of NSYNC or Backstreet Boys? While the Backstreet Boys came onto the scene first, NSYNC wasn’t far behind, creating a similar, yet different…
Panic! at the Disco announces new album “Pray for the Wicked” and tour
After a series of teasers across various social media platforms–including one in which Panic! at the Disco’s remaining solo member Brendon Urie brushed his teeth near a clock radio flashing 3:19–fans were ravenous for any new music news the band…
From the Record Crate: Panic! at the Disco – “Pretty. Odd.” (2008)
You couldn’t go on AIM in the year 2005 without seeing a lyric from Panic! at the Disco’s “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” or “Lying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off” in an…
