Marc Indigo delivers mellow grooves and Lo-fi moods
He is posted quietly in his bedroom with an oversized gold chain wrapped around his neck. As we weave between intimate conversations about his music tastes and small talk surrounding…
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B.stroy fashion line, Sandy Hook ad normalize tragedy
It’s back-to-school time. The debut of B.stroy’s New York Fashion Week line featuring collegiate-style sweatshirts fashioned with manufactured bullet holes hauntingly coincided with the release of a chilling advertisement by…
Three Arts Bookstore serves as intimate time capsule
I could barely see Walter Effron peeking through the back of the tiny Three Arts Bookstore. Towers of books, over-stuffed shelves and a slightly chaotic desk full of papers hid…
On “Emily Alone,” Florist embraces life’s messiness
There aren’t too many moving parts to Florist’s latest album—it’s as clear-cut as its name, “Emily Alone,” suggests. The record was created exclusively by Florist band member Emily Sprague in…
Campus Canvas: Sept. 26
A weekly space highlighting the creative pursuits of student-artists. Eilif Rønning | Class of 2020 | Geography Major and Chinese Correlate Photography is my favorite medium because it is so versatile. Digital, analogue…
Music concert grieves, honors late Professor Pisani
All photos courtesy of Sherry Liao On Sept. 22, the Music Department held a music concert to honor the legacy of late Professor of Music Michael Pisani, who passed away…
Khabeer lectures at the nexus of faith, art, academia
Dr. Su’ad Abdul Khabeer sat poised, legs crossed, at the front of the lecture hall. Even before she introduced herself, the audience thrummed, more lively than the hushed and severe…
Enchanting, enigmatic, enduring: RIP Daniel Johnston
As far as mythic stories of the tortured singer-songwriter go, few are more fascinating than that of folk legend Daniel Johnston, who died of a heart attack on Wednesday at…
No more Mr. Sad Boi: Bon Iver embraces experimentalism
Who hurt you, Justin Vernon? His band Bon Iver’s music has caused people to fall into morose blank stares for over a decade now. His first two albums were intense…
‘Six: The Musical’ reclaims history via feminist pop
Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived. So goes the mnemonic of the fates of Henry VIII’s six wives. This children’s rhyme has served its purpose in packaging history into memory,…