Seahorse discusses music scene, writing process
On Friday, Sept. 18, Vassar College Entertainment (ViCE) put on their annual fall concert: They Are Gutting A Body Of Water (TAGABOW) headlined, with support from Vassar student bands Dovetail…
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beabadoobee gets heavy on ‘Pylon’
Muffled, faint voices appear and fade away. An acoustic guitar plucks a calm melody. And then, a soft intimate voice emerges. beabadoobee opens her fourth studio album with her most…
Kevin Atwater premieres tangible queer tragedy in ‘Blush Red’
A quaint line wraps around an obscure movie theater somewhere between Union Square and New York University’s Greenwich Village campus. It catches the attention of confused moviegoers who have no…
This Is Lorelei matures in new album ‘The Singer in My Band’
Nate Amos is one of the best songwriters of our time. Member of the Brooklynite group Water from Your Eyes and singer-songwriter under the alias This Is Lorelei (TIL), Amos’…
Bryce Alakai turns Manhattan into Love Island
I told a lot of people I was going to see Bryce Alakai DJ last week. Every time, they reacted with a jealous and astounded “Oh, my god.” “Love Island”…
Locals concerts worth attending this fall
If you are looking for live music this fall, there is no need to venture on a two-hour train ride to concerts in the city! The Hudson Valley is home…
‘Lanterns’ makes superhero television meaningful
Only half of HBO’s newest superhero TV show, “Lanterns,” has aired, yet it has already set itself apart as one of the best received pieces of superhero television in recent…
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ is a positive step forward for MCU
[This review contains spoilers.] As triumphant as “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” sounds, it is a very melancholic film. If you have forgotten where we last left Peter Parker (Tom Holland)—for…
‘Tony’ introduces the world to difficult Vassar men
Vassar, like life, can be a difficult experience where you can be judged more for how you are perceived instead of who you actually are. Directed by Matt Johnson, “Tony,”…
Entangled in stethoscopes: Experiencing HBO’s ‘The Pitt’
Mid-June, I was in the living room. The cicadas were chirping outside and the humidity was wafting in through the window my mom always keeps open. I was reading on…