CD Review: Bottle It In by Kurt Vile
Kurt Vile Bottle It In Matador Score: B+ Laying back in his now signature slacker-twang tone, Kurt Vile’s latest solo effort Bottle It In creates an atmosphere of extended jams and lyrical mantras throughout...
Category: Arts
You’ve got that one song that I like
By Kennedy Enns, Web Editor It’s been a long, hard year with #MeToo taking over social media. Positive change is happening and it seems that people have begun actually listening to survivors. But that...
BTS: What makes the record-breaking K-pop group different?
By Rosemary De Souza, Features Editor In the K-pop world, artists start training for music, dance or acting when most kids are going through elementary school. Many artists are stuck aspiring to be the...
Vampires in popular culture and history: Blood sucking hotties versus old rat men
By Kayla Stitt, Contributor Vampires. The very word instills fear into the hearts of men everywhere. Theses beasts have evolved throughout history, with these easily top-ranking fanged-freaks sitting among the most popular and recognizable...
CD Review: Heaven by Dilly Dally
Dilly Dally Partisan Records Score: B+ Dilly Dally’s sophomore release Heaven, dives into a harsher, noise influenced sound. Vocalist and guitarist Katie Monks pulls from riot-grrrl influences, with a similar rasp and growl akin...
CD Review: iridescence by Brockhampton
iridescence RCA Score: A- Following the high-profile departure of core member Ameer Vann in late May and a surprise signing to RCA records, Brockhampton excels on crafting an exceptionally honest and revealing LP with...
BoJack continues to deliver in its fifth season
Why this Netflix Original series is still one of the best By Keeghan Rouleau, Contributor The fifth season of Netflix’s critically acclaimed animated comedy BoJack Horseman takes aspects from each previous season and ties them...
Fall in love with photography
Four things to practice this season By Kayla Stitt, Contributor As someone who likes to pretend they know how to take good photos, I thought I would subject you all to reading my spiel....
Why I love Love Island
How one British reality television show gets the genre right By Colin Macgillivray, Arts Editor Since the inception of the genre, there has never been anything more fascinating than watching real humans compete, interact or...
Five spooky podcasts you’ve got to hear
Kick off October with true crime, scary stories and more By Colin Macgillivray, Arts Editor It’s October: the month of spooks and scares, tricks and treats. It seems like every year we start celebrating holidays...
