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...
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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...
A rundown of the 2018 Calgary International Film Festival
The best flicks we were able to catch this year By Colin Macgillivray, Arts Editor For almost two weeks, film fans everywhere united at Eau Claire Market and the Globe Cinema to take part...
Letter from the editors: Skylight by Pinegrove
In our Oct. 4, 2018 issue, we published an album review of Pinegrove’s newly released album Skylight. We sincerely apologize for any hurt or trauma it may have brought up for our readers after...
Where are we dropping? The misguided hunger for Battle Royales
Why Fortnite is the absolute worst thing to happen to modern gaming By Colin Macgillivray, Arts Editor The infamous video game has reached near mythic levels of popularity, permeating the mainstream world and existing as...
What to check out at Calgary Film 2018
New and noteworthy flicks that are worth your attention By Colin Macgillivray, Arts Editor For those who desperately want to check out the Calgary International Film Festival this year but are not sure what...
CD Review: Nina Cried Power EP by Hozier
Hozier Nina Cried Power EP Columbia Records Score: A- Four years after his self- titled debut album, Hozier returns with four tracks teasing his upcoming full-length album — and its quintessential Hozier. His voice...
CD Review: Safe in the Hands of Love by Yves Tumor
Yves Tumor Safe in the Hands of Love Warp Records Score: A As it stands, the influx of electronic/IDM/quasi-noise that’s trailed out into the late- 10’s is mostly forgettable and any remarkable outliers are...
CD Review: Young Sick Camellia by Saint Paul & The Broken Bones
Saint Paul & The Broken Bones RECORDS Score: B+ Delivering groove in deep layers, Alabama eight-piece soul group Saint Paul & The Broken Bones consistently excel on their third record, Young Sick Camellia. Across...
Summer pop culture moments
What you missed if you spent your summer under a rock By Amber McLinden, Photo Editor The summer season is the time for sometimes hilarious, mostly cringe-y pop culture moments to thrive. Maybe it’s the...
