Noise 101: CD Reviews for Jan. 16
July Talk July Talk White Girl Records Score: A+ The perfect blend of alternative, punk, garage and blues makes up Canadian indie rock band July Talk. Their eponymous debut album...
Category: Arts
A recluse’s guide to the holidays
Enjoy the season without leaving the house Kyle Pura Contributor When one thinks about the holidays, most of the essential practices and traditions revolve around being social and leaving the house —...
Noise 101: CD Reviews for Dec. 5
Tom Milsom Organs Self-released Score: A+ Each track is unique in its sound, structure, and style. “Take Me Out” has a soft psychedelic feel. “Having Fun” starts as a smooth track,...
Ross’ Rants: The value of “celebrity” endorsements
Ron Burgundy’s recent 180 on Dodge leaves us to ask if celebrity endorsements can be trusted Nathan Ross Web Editor Ron Burgundy — who for the sake of this argument will be...
Comedy night at The Hub
Mark DeBonis brings his jokes to MRU Becca Paterson Arts Editor The new-for-2013 weekly event at The Hub, “What’s on Stage Wednesdays?”, tries to be “the most entertaining night of the week”...
Who is Frank?
Anti-bullying initiative begins with a write-in hosted by MRU’s English Students Society and Bishop Carroll Becca Paterson Arts Editor Main Street looked a lot more pink than usual on Nov. 26, with...
My Prairie premiere
Chelsea McMullen’s documentary about Calgary native Rae Spoon to premiere at the Globe Becca Paterson Arts Editor For many, the idea of “home” is a safe place – a place of comfort....
Toilet tags
Bathroom graffiti not as cool as you think Carter Cook Contributor When you think “bar bathroom,” you almost certainly think of a room so covered in graffiti that you can no longer...
Hollerado gives high-spirited performance
Canadian talent keeps crowd energized at Republik Levi Severtson Staff Writer Republik was rowdy the night of Nov. 9, as the venue played host to a three-band line-up of Canadian talent. The...
Noise 101: CD Reviews for Nov. 21
Avril Lavigne Avril Lavigne Epic Records Score: F Lavigne’s fifth studio release is a “teenage dispair” album that’s half-fluff and half-upbeat angst, cleverly ignoring the fact that she’s actually no longer...
