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HAIM’s “Women in Music Pt. III” is a Breath of Fresh Air

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14th, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 18, 2021

HAIM is a pop-rock band from Los Angeles consisting of three sisters. HAIM have been critical darlings since their 2013 debut album "Days Are Gone". Their latest album "Women in Music Pt. III" has been...

The Cookie Crumbls in STL

Crumbl Cookie Bakes its way into everyones heart

Brooke Kraizer and Gabby Abowitz • February 18, 2021

Cookies are an easy go-to dessert for people of all ages. Whether you are making them homemade, scooping dough out of a container or going to a store to buy them, they always hit the spot. Crumbl Cookies...

Jhené Aiko’s “Chilombo” Is Misused Talent

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14th, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 16, 2021

Jhené Aiko has been a rising R&B talent in the last few years. Aiko has been featured on songs by Drake, Childish Gambino, Big Sean, and many more. Despite a mixed critical reception, Aiko's latest...

Black Pumas’ Debut Album Plays It Too Safe

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 11, 2021

Black Pumas are a psychedelic soul band from Austin, Texas. Their self-titled debut album is perhaps the most surprising nomination for Album of the Year. As the clear underdog, do Black Pumas impress...

Coldplay’s “Everyday Life” is Heartfelt but Boring

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 5, 2021

Coldplay, one of the most successful rock bands of the 21st century, has returned in 2019 with a double album titled "Everyday Life." This is their second album to receive a Grammy nomination for Album...

Jacob Collier’s “Djesse Vol. 3” Is Too Much

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14th, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 3, 2021

Jacob Collier is a 26 year old musical prodigy. Collier can play basically every instrument and has perfect pitch. Jacob's pure talent has grabbed the attention of many musical greats across many genres,...

Dua Goes Disco on “Future Nostalgia”

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14th, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • February 1, 2021

Dua Lipa is an emerging pop super-star, with massive hits like "Don't Start Now" and "Break My Heart" dominating the charts last year. Her 2020 album "Future Nostalgia", packed with hits, has been nominated...

Taylor Swift Shines on “Folklore”

In preparation for the Grammys on March 14th, the Corral will be reviewing every Album of the Year nomination leading up to the awards.

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • January 27, 2021

Taylor Swift's album "Folklore", released in July of 2020, is nominated for Album of the Year. Is this album worth a spin? "Folklore" is not like Swift's recent work. As a result of the pandemic, Taylor...

Trey’s Top 50 Tracks of 2020

Trey Williams, Managing Editor • January 8, 2021

In 2018 and 2019 I listed some of my favorite songs of the year. Since this is the last time I round up my favorite tracks of the year, I thought I would go all out. Here are my top 50 songs of 2020. #50:...

Let’s Go to the Movies… or the Couch

Danielle Malt, Editorial Cartoonist • October 9, 2020

Recently local theaters have reopened, but they’re not where you’ll find the most recent releases. That honor belongs to streaming sites such as Netflix and Disney+. But is the cost of membership worth...

Things to do instead of going to high school parties

Brie Williams, Reporter • September 25, 2020

It’s pretty clear that the world is facing a pandemic right now, and because of this we have had to spend more time by ourselves, especially over the past couple of months. It can be easy to get bored...

Newest Disney live action adaptation is a letdown

Mulan Movie Review

Sydney Stahlschmidt, Copy Editor • September 25, 2020

Amidst quarantine during the past six months of the COVID-19 pandemic, I have watched my fair share of movies. From almost every new Netflix release such as “Outerbanks” and “All American,” to...