Childish Gambino

“Modern” does not need to mean “of the present moment.” In art, modern can simply refer to trying something new, reaching alone toward a vague idea of the future. Certain albums will always be modern, and Lahai is one of them.

“Swarm” needs convicted characters and innovative direction to achieve the acclaim or cultural revelation Glover and Nabers show reaches for.

In 'Red Moon in Venus,' Uchis derives inspiration from the divine feminine, exploring how the blood moon and its relationship with Venus brings forth a period of self-growth, reflection and honesty.

With summer approaching, the Clog decided to put together a playlist that can capture the feeling of driving down the coast on a picture-perfect summer day.

With its move to Netflix, hopefully “Community” — which truly embodies its namesake — can find its place among the pantheon of legendary TV shows.

The album is a smooth melding of 1980s hip-hop sounds and the bumping bass drum beats Glover is known for.

But possibly one of the most legendary surprise drops ever is none other than Childish Gambino’s release of 3.15.20 on Sunday.

What better way is there to kick off freshman year than jamming to a playlist as alternating feelings of terror and doe-eyed curiosity wash over you?

To borrow some terminology from the Carters, this year’s Outside Lands “was a fucking zoo.”

On Saturday, Hozier gave the most action-inspiring performance at Outside Lands and Childish Gambino attracted the largest audience in the festival's history.