Intriguing visuals in Kygo’s ‘It Ain’t Me’ music video, though engaging, ultimately do not yield any sense of fluidity or purposefulness.
On Campus, Music, Arts
Wind Ensemble’s ‘Paris Sketches’ Transports Audience Abroad
The University Wind Ensemble presented an evening of internationally-inspired music with an abundance of energy and immense talent.
Arts, Music
‘Search For Everything’ Remains Stylistically Similar, But Just as Moving
John Mayer’s ‘The Search for Everything’ contains all the bluesy, thoughtful, and rolling sounds fans have been accustomed to over the years. Despite this Mayer still finds ways to innovate slightly and infect our heads with his lyricism.
Arts Features, Music, Arts
Major Waves Coming to Music World This Summer
This summer sees many artists, like HAIM, Halsey, and Beck, coming back with big anticipated releases. As a result the summer of 2017 is shaping up to be a season full of hits and potential classics.
Arts, Music, Movies, Column
Mysteries in Media Vol 2: Lobsters and Coconuts
This week’s Mysteries in Media focuses on the ending of ‘The Lobster’ and the meaning of ‘Coconut.’
Music, Arts
Keaton Henson’s ‘Epilogue’ Music Video Uses a Single Shot to Heighten Loneliness
Sometimes a concise, uninterrupted image can be just as complex as a lively, dynamic one. Folk rock artist Keaton Henson details this idea in his beautifully simple ‘Epilogue’ music video.
Arts, Music
Frank Ocean and Jay Z Go for a Ride in ‘Biking’ and More in Singles This Week
Justin Bieber invade the Latin music world, Lady Gaga disappoints, and Frank Ocean stuns with Jay Z in ‘Biking’ in eclectic singles this week.
Arts, Music
Cold War Kids Stun and Inspire with ‘L.A. Divine’
Fans will love the Cold War Kids’ ‘LA Divine,’ which represents their stellar songwriting and blues rock sound with a reflective and authentic album.
Arts, Column, Music
Mysteries in Media Vol. 1: Meat Loaf and Carly Simon
In the first volume of the Mysteries in Media series, Assoc. Editor Schick explores what Meat Loaf won’t do for love and who Carly Simon thinks is so vain.
Arts, Music
Emotions Fly in ‘A Crow Looked At Me’
Mount Eerie’s new album is a solo project by singer Phil Elverum as he mourns the loss of his wife.
