Indie rock band Lowertown makes it a goal for themselves to not have a classic sound in favor of experimenting on new albums.
Arts, Column
McNeill: Live Graffiti Brings a New Perspective on Art and Life
Associate arts editor Josie McNeill writes about how her experience at Secret Wall’s live paint battle on Oct. 11 gave her a new appreciation for street art.
On Campus, Arts
BC Dramatics Society Takes Audience on a Journey of Laughs at ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’
The Dramatics Society’s production of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ brings it audience middle school nostalgia.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Kate Canniff Crafts Hypnotic and Nostalgic Playlist
Associate arts editor Josie McNeill describes her superior’s, Kate Canniff, music as a dreamlike and airy complement to her personality.
Arts, Off Campus
‘Aftermath’ Sculpture, Exhibited at Boston University, Reveals Impact of Global Textile Waste
An art advocacy project, titled ‘Aftermath’ and led by Boston College faculty, is now on display at Boston University’s Talbot Building.
Column, Arts
Choose your playlist: How are the arts editors kicking off the semester?
Arts editors Kate, Josie, and Pat describe what music they’re heading into the new school year with in this dialogue column.
Arts, On Campus
CAB Announces Rapper Kyle Will Perform at 2022 Stokes Set
Rapper Kyle and DJ Jadaboo will perform at Stokes Set on Sept. 24 with tickets going on sale on Friday.
Arts, Review
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Stands as Solid Thriller Movie Despite the External Drama
Olivia Wilde’s ‘Don’t worry Darling’ captivates its audience with thrilling storyline despite the drama surrounding the movie.
Arts, Off Campus
Goo Goo Dolls Rock Out To Range of Songs for Multigenerational Crowd
The Goo Goo Dolls performed their new album along with classic songs at their concert at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston on August 16.
Arts, Off Campus
Independent Bookstore Hummingbird Books Opens in Chestnut Hill
An enchanting new spot for book lovers, Hummingbird Books, opened in Chestnut Hill on April 30.
