Tap On presented ‘It’s Tappening,’ their second annual show that explored different genres of music through tap dancing.
Arts, Column
Pender: Lana Del Rey’s Lyrics Reach Levels of Songwriting Royalty
Fom ‘Born to Die’ to her latest and most introspective album, Arts Staff writer Erin Pender shows how Lana Del Rey’s songwriting has transformed during the years.
Arts, Music
Depeche Mode Ponders Death on ‘Memento Mori’
Electronic pop pioneers Depeche Mode releases album ‘Memento Mori,’ set to strong synths and bleak lyrics.
Arts, Movies
‘Boston Strangler’ Celebrates Quality Journalism Through Crime Narrative
‘Boston Strangler,’ which will be released on March 17, was not written to be a serial killer movie but to celebrate good journalism.
Arts, Music
Tennis’ New Album Combines Genres, References Past Decades
Indie duo Tennis released a new album that experiments with instruments and airy vocals that create a unique sound.
Arts, On Campus
DOBC’s Showcase ‘Reputation’ Centers Around Kindness and Empowerment
‘Reputation’ features dances from 20 different student choreographers under the theme of empowerment and kindness.
Arts, On Campus
Original Play ‘Idawalley’ Displays Strength in Adversity Through Emotional Performances
The period play gives glimpses into growing community and support in times of adversity with emotional student performances.
Arts, Music
‘the record’ Reasserts Boygenius’ Foothold in the Sad Indie-Pop World
Boygenius releases ‘the record,’ a sad indie-pop album that merges the three female artists while flaunting their individual talent.
Arts, Music
‘Voyeur’ Foreshadows a Promising Future for Trophy Wife
Trophy Wife’s EP ‘Voyeur’ capitalizes on her rock star vocal range but falters where she sounds like she is pretending to be another singer.
Arts, On Campus
Crowd Can’t Help But Dance at Dayglow’s Sold-Out Show in Boston
Dayglow excelled at crowd interaction at his sold-out concert at the House of Blues on Friday, dancing with the crowd the whole show.
