Staff writer Lauren Jasen explores a local record shop and proposes a return to analog music.
On Campus, Arts
Dancers Perform Despite Showdown Cancellation
After the cancellation of a hybrid Showdown, dance groups were able to use hour-long sessions in Conte Forum to practice and perform.
Television, Arts, Review
‘Frank of Ireland’ Tanks With Mediocre Writing
The comedy television series, ‘Frank of Ireland,’ flops with repetitive gags and unlikeable characters.
Arts, Music, Review
Benny The Butcher Serves Up New Music Video
“When Tony Met Sosa” portrays the struggle to be number one and the sweetness of success.
Review, Music, Arts
Eric Church Shines on Latest Trilogy Album, ‘Heart & Soul’
Church takes on both country and R&B in this dynamic, ambitious project.
Music, Review, Arts
Field Music Falls Flat on ‘Flat White Moon’ Album
Field Music’s latest album lacks lyrical creativity and interesting vocals.
Arts, Music, Review
Cody Lovaas, Jake Scott, and Kip Moore Drop Singles
Lovaas and Scott release soft love songs while Moore delivers a classic country track.
On Campus, Arts
ALC Calls Off Showdown
The AHANA+ Leadership Council announced that the annual Showdown dance competition has been canceled due to the pattern of racist events on campus and challenges posed by the pandemic.
Arts, Arts Features
Annual Arts Fest Embraces A New Form
“We don’t want to have an environment where it’s just school,” Krupinski said. “We want to keep creating the spaces where people can pursue their passions.”
Arts, Music, Review
Paul McCartney Releases Experimental New Album
Paul McCartney’s recent album, ‘McCartney III Imagined,’ includes instrumental experimentation and collaborations with an array of artists.
