“Observator”
The Raveonettes
Vice Records

Over the past ten years, Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo of indie-rock group the Raveonettes have carved their niche in the world of reverb-heavy shoegaze bands.

Nancy Ramos takes a day off work to have a movie marathon at home, lounging in her pajamas and eating her favorite rocky road ice cream.

After the summer superhero takeover, fall brings with it a slew of new dramas and comedies ready to grace cinema screens.

If the cover art for Taken By Trees’ new album “Other Worlds,” which shows a girl holding a conch shell to her ear against a dreamy ocean backdrop, is any indication, the album is sure to be a soundtrack for relaxation.

A man and a woman make their way through the streets of Philadelphia, divided by patches of intense sunlight and the shadows cast by tall city buildings.

The release of new albums always calls for exploration and rediscovery, whether that be of artists releasing a sophomore effort in the wake of a successful debut or of artists who have been absent from the music scene for over a decade.

Melody Prochet and her solo project “Melody’s Echo Chamber” are aptly named.

Since 2003, UCLA students have looked forward to the yearly welcome-back party previously known as Black Sunday, a campus fraternity block party that was permanently shut down by Interfraternity Council and university police for overcrowding in 2002.

Chan Marshall, who performs and records under the moniker Cat Power, has been glaringly absent from the music scene.

Childhood summers used to be filled with Slip ‘n Slides, zip lines and hikes at summer camp, and so much time spent in the pool that our skin turned to prunes.