Gareth Evan’s Apostle is why we need more folk-horror
By Alec Warkentin, Staff Writer I’m probably not the first to say it, but a sizeable amount of the Netflix-distributed content that’s eeked itself out of the woodwork over the past few years —...
Category: Arts
Bringing the outside, inside: Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival kicks off world tour
By Andi Endruhn, Layout Editor Mountaineers, climbers, skiers, snowboarders and self-professed outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds are not generally the people you would expect to pay and sit still indoors for hours on end....
CD Review: You Won’t Get What You Want by Daughters
Daughters You Won’t Get What You Want Ipecac Records Score: A- Has Halloween passed you by and left you yearning for more spooks? Well, your search for post-October thrills has ended, as the latest...
How Red Dead Redemption 2 reinvigorated my love for video games
By Colin MacGillivray, Arts Editor Whether you’ve been keeping up with video game news as of late or not, chances are you have probably heard someone in your life mention cowboys, the Old West or...
CD Review: Spooky Guy by Danny Gonzalez
Danny Gonzalez Spooky Guy Single Score: A Following up 2017’s acclaimed, yet criminally underrated Halloween-harmony “Spooky Boy,” Danny Gonzalez once again delivers with “Spooky Guy” by mixing skeletal, synth-laced beats with crisp, frenetic hi-hats...
CD Review: Last Building Burning by Cloud Nothings
Cloud Nothings Last Building Burning Carpark Score: A- For an album being heralded by many music outlets as “Cloud Nothings goes experimental,” Last Building Burning is surprisingly straightforward. That’s not to say there’s anything...
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...
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...
