Sorority Noise turns loss into beauty
“It Kindly Stopped for Me” is the latest release from emo-punk band Sorority Noise and is quite the departure from their usual sound. The band has never been afraid of injecting lines of humor and […]
Articles by Andrew Willoughby
‘Bottomless Pit’: yet another memorable record from Death Grips
“Bottomless Pit” is the first full commercial release from experimental hip-hop band Death Grips since their faux-breakup in July 2014. Originally announced in October of last year, “Bottomless Pit” has been one of the most […]
Spring Weekend kicks off with ‘An Evening of Girl Code + Guy Code.’
SUAB held the first of its “Spring Weekend” events, “An Evening of Girl Code + Guy Code” in the Dwight Performing Arts Center on Thursday, April 12. Three comedians from the popular MTV shows “Guy […]
Music review: Xiu Xiu brings listeners back to the town of ‘Twin Peaks’
“Twin Peaks” was, from a storytelling standpoint, one of the most important television series of all time. Creators Mark Frost and David Lynch helped kick-start a shift to a more cinematic approach to TV. One […]
Album Review: Oranssi Pazuzu breaks the language barrier with “Värähtelijä”
Black metal has been going through somewhat of a renaissance in the last few years. Bands such as Deafheaven have pioneered what some people are calling “blackgaze” by combining both elements of classic black metal […]
Review: “Long Live Happy Birthday New EP by The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die
The World is a Beautiful Place gives listeners something to celebrate Since their inception in 2009, Connecticut indie, emo and post-rock band The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to […]
Charli XCX shifts into gear with new EP
Charli XCX is an English pop artist who isn’t afraid of a little experimentation. Her latest EP, “Vroom Vroom,” is proof of this. You may know Charli from her feature on the popular Iggy Azalea […]