Album review: MONOH by MONOH
MONOH MONOH Quiet Love Records Score: A- MONOH is the debut, self- titled EP from MONOH, Roger Odermatt’s solo project focusing primarily on the use of sitar. The EP follows the parting between the...
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Album review: Blue World by John Coltrane
John Coltrane Blue World Impulse! Score: A Blue World is an album of unreleased takes recorded by the John Coltrane Quartet at the height of their masterful jazz cohesion, made three weeks after their...
Album review: Love and Compromise by Mahalia
Mahalia Love and Compromise Atlantic Records Score: A If you’re having trouble soothing the painful sting of heartbreak, or if you’re looking for a new single girl anthem, Mahalia’s newly released album Love...
Why I switched to menstrual cups (and you should too)
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor There are several products that I’d consider revolutionary — the wheel, for instance. The inventors of AirDrop, Instant Pot and PopCorners Carnival Kettle Corn Chips are also highly regarded...
Album review: i,i by Bon Iver
Bon Iver i,i Jagjaguwar Score: A As we make the transition from hot summer days to cool autumn nights, consider having Bon Iver’s fourth studio album, i,i, your background music. Listen to it as...
Review: LimeBike’s electric scooters are underrated
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor I spent this year’s short summer out of town, so one could imagine the curiosity I felt when I returned to my downtown dwelling only to find that the...
Album review: Morbid Stuff by PUP
PUP Morbid Stuff Rise Score: A Returning with their third album, PUP’s Morbid Stuff is front to back what pop-punk dreams are made of. Where the Toronto band’s second album, The Dream is Over...
Album review: Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent by Lewis Capaldi
Lewis Capaldi Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent Virgin EMI Records Score: A- Out of all the bops this summer, there’s Lewis Capaldi’s debut album filled with his rougher-than-gravel powerhouse vocals and weepy sentimental...
A refreshingly raw take on female desire
By Sarah Green, Arts Editor Three Women by Lisa Taddeo is perhaps the most important book I have ever read. Let me explain. This summer, I was wandering through Chapters in Chinook Mall with a...
Opinion: How The Vagina Monologues changed my perspective on feminism
By Sarah Green, Contributor When I first saw the word “vagina” printed on a hot pink book cover, I was immediately overwhelmed by a sense of uncomfortable curiosity. Casually scanning my surroundings, I made...
