The concert’s title, “bOp!sters, Inc.,” and that night itself was inspired by the animated movie Monsters, Inc.
Music, Arts
MGMT Creates a Thoughtful Psychedelic Soundscape With “Loss of Life”
Amid its surging popularity on TikTok, MGMT released its new album Loss of Life, an impressive display of MGMT’s musical ability.
Music, Arts
Declan McKenna Balances Creative Sound and Commentary in ‘What Happened to the Beach?’
McKenna weaves in self-reflection and his thoughts on broader issues in new exploratory album.
On Campus, Arts
DOBC’s Annual Show ‘Illuminate’ Impresses Audience with Heartfelt and Powerful Performances
DOBC’s dancers shined on stage as they perfromed complex and enigmatically fluid movements.
Arts, Column
Pender: A Closer Look at Songs And Their Covers
Artists love to take popular songs and create their own versions. The question is if the covers as good as—or even better—than the originals.
Arts, Music
‘Hackney Diamonds’ Prove The Rolling Stones Refuse to Linger on Past Successes
The Rolling Stones attempt to innovate a new sound, yet the tracks that stick to their standard style outshine the rest.
Music, Arts
Bryan Cements Himself as a Force in the Songwriting World With New EP
Zach Bryan’s new EP stands out from other country albums trough its vulnerable lyrics.
On Campus, Arts
McMullen’s ‘Gateway to Himalayan Art’ Showcases Both Beautiful and Educational Works
Visitors to the McMullen Museum have a chance to travel to the Himalayas in the Rubin Museum of Art’s exhibition Gateway to Himalayan Art.
Arts, On Campus
On Tap Blends Genres at Annual Showcase
Tap On presented ‘It’s Tappening,’ their second annual show that explored different genres of music through tap dancing.
Arts, Column
Pender: Lana Del Rey’s Lyrics Reach Levels of Songwriting Royalty
Fom ‘Born to Die’ to her latest and most introspective album, Arts Staff writer Erin Pender shows how Lana Del Rey’s songwriting has transformed during the years.
