Album Review: Scarlet by Doja Cat
Scarlet Doja Cat Label: Kemosabe Records/RCA Records GRADE: B Doja Cat’s fourth studio album sees her take a more heavily rap-based form, straying away from the playful aesthetic that helped her rise to fame and...
Category: Arts
Unraveling the hidden complexities of clothing: A tailored fashion experience
By Madison McClelland, Staff Writer Consider the outfit you’re wearing right now. Whether it’s conscious or not, each article is a reflection of you, your taste and your preferences. In its essence, that’s what...
Tales From The Rez contributes to the thriving Indigenous film scene
By James Windler, Contributor UPDATE: For the 24th annual season of CIFF, over 28,000 audience members were invited to attend and vote for their Audience Choice Award. This year, Tales From The Rez won...
A new coming-of-age film captures the essence of the human experience
By Isabella West, Arts Editor Content warning: themes of suicide UPDATE: Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person won the Grand Jury Prize for the RBC Emerging Canadian Artist Award. This award is given to...
Album Review: Unreal Unearth by Hozier
Unreal Unearth Hozier Rubyworks Island Columbia GRADE – A The Irish solo artist released his third album, produced by Hozier himself. Unreal Unearth is an indie-folk sound with soul and blues. “Eat Your Young”...
Album Review: NEVER ENOUGH by Daniel Caesar
NEVER ENOUGH Daniel Caesar Republic Records GRADE – A++ The Canadian R&B singer’s third album starts off slow and melancholy with “Ocho Rios” and builds continuously with each song. This is Caesar’s most intimate...
BODY allows audiences to step inside biology
By Emma Marshall, Contributor A Canadian festival that fuses art with science stopped in Calgary to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Beakerhead has partnered with the experts at Walk the Plank to host the North...
A story about reclaiming one’s heritage leads the way for conversations about Indigenous stories
By Isabella West, Arts Editor New Blood: A Story of Reconciliation combines poetry, music, contemporary and traditional dance to tell the true story of the former chief of the Siksika Nation. The play recounts his...
‘Discovering the truth, understanding that truth and giving voice to Indigenous people:’ through film.
By Isabella West, Arts Editor National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a time to honour the strength and resilience both survivors and intergenerational survivors have endured because of the residential school system. As Sept....
Album Review: Micah Sage by Micah Sage
Micah Sage Micah Sage Independent Grade – A On June 9th, 2023, Micah Sage released her debut album, Micah Sage. Consisting of 6 tracks, this dreamy collection of music brings forth the presence of...
