Music Review | Kanye West: The Life of Pablo
Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor G.O.O.D Music | Score: B+ Controversy. Craziness. Carefree. All of the above can be used to describe the process leading up to Kanye West’s latest project. Me, being the Kanye...
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Music Review | Wolfmother: Victorious
Brett Luft, Staff Writer Universal Music Enterprises | Score: B+ Wolfmother is sticking to its roots and delivering a hard rock sound that hasn’t strayed much from the band’s 2005 self-titled released. But while...
There’s Something About Kip Moore
“Bro-country” King lights up Cowboys dancehall Kari Pedersen, Publishing Editor Country star Kip Moore rolled through Calgary recently for a two-night stand at Cowboys Dancehall, and can I just say, I wouldn’t mind more...
Q&Arts: Andy “Smoothie” Ta
Former MRU student making waves in professional League of Legends Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor Playing video games for a living may sound strange to most, but for some people it’s the result of thousands of...
It’s About Damn Time
Leo way overdue Oscar could not have come at a better time Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor In what’s been an annoying internet meme for years, Leonardo DiCaprio finally took home his first Academy Award on...
Music Review | Daughter: Not to Disappear
Robyn Welsh, Staff Writer 4AD | Score: A- Daughter’s second album Not to Disappear originated in a place of pain. It examines the struggles of death, emptiness, loneliness, and how to cope with these....
Music Review | Megadeth: Dystopia
Brett Luft, Staff Writer Tradecraft/Universal | Score: C Chris Adler joins Megadeth. That sounds really good, right? Wrong. Although It has tons of great guitar solos, some totally jammin’ bass riffs and some fresh...
Music Review | Kevin Gate: Islah
Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor Alantic Records | Score: A One of the things I always stress when talking about musicians is growth. I usually rip on people for constantly bringing the same sound over and...
Hadwin’s Judgement
Canadian novelist’s work gets adapted to the big screen Kennedy Enns, Staff Writer Adapting novels to screen is often a difficult task. It’s hard to create the same emotional depth and portray characters accurately. Parts...
The Girl on the Train
Taking a look at the #1 best seller before the movie comes out Polly Eason, Contributor “One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl. Three for a girl. I‘m stuck on three, I...
