Musical Puritanism Threatens the Fabric of the Art

Dan Fitzgerald • January 31, 2016

Within the music realm, there exists many ways to produce, create, and enjoy the medium. Despite this, many claim that a purer, truer kind of music exists in a predefined objective form.

Celebrating and Saving the Arts

Karen Choi • January 31, 2016

The spirit within the BC community for athletics is admirable, scarily impressive, and it is one thing I hope for in the arts at BC. The arts community consists of talented and creative individuals who move tirelessly, going through the motions without celebrating each other properly. While athletics are deeply rooted in BC’s culture, the arts consist of pockets of talented individuals, disconnected and hopefully yearning for the BC community to rally behind their achievements as well.

TU/TD: The North End and Surreal All-Nighters

TU/TD • December 9, 2015

Classes are coming to a close and the strangling terror of academic failure is creeping into every aspect of our lives. But there's also some good stuff going on too!

‘What Would Be Your Walk-up Song?’

The Heights • April 26, 2015

In this week’s edition of “Voices From The Dustbowl,” we asked students that if they were a baseball player, what would their walkup songs be.

For The Boston Marathon, Five Songs For The Average Runner

Maggie Powers • April 16, 2015

Here are five songs to start a run and attempt to be in solidarity with the marathoners.

With Upcoming Album, William Bolton Eyes Next Stage In Music Career

Mujtaba Syed • March 23, 2015

Honing in on his sound while making efforts to build his personal brand, William Bolton spent Spring Break in Los Angeles meeting with potential management teams and filming new music videos for his upcoming album.

Madonna Makes Clumsy Attempt At Contemporary Relavancy

Marian Wyman • March 18, 2015

Madonna has some fun inserting herself into the next generation, though mostly at her own expense.

Rixton Treads Down Weary Path Of Past Boy Bands

Eileen Kao • March 12, 2015

The newest pop punk contenders debut an uneven first album, though display a certain harmonic charm.

Kelly Clarkson Just Can’t Seem to ‘Breakaway’ From Idol Past

Alyssa Campbell • March 12, 2015

Kelly Clarkson fails to shed her 'American Idol' image and offers the same pop-inspired power ballads in her newest album 'Piece by Piece.'

Mumford & Sons Departs From Old Sound And More Singles This Week

Dan Lyle • March 11, 2015

Mumford joins Kanye West and Snoop Dog for a batch of high profile releases.

Rihanna Empowers In ‘Towards The Sun,’ Big Sean, And More Singles This Week

Hannah McLaughlin • February 26, 2015

Rihanna goes Disney, Big Sean hangs with Drake, and Florence + The Machine returns.

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Zachary Russell • February 18, 2015

What’s surprising is that the people who would have you defenestrated for innocently playing with packaging are the very same people who “throw down” to the same lineup of songs weekend after weekend.