In an album full of experimentation, and more innovation, Bon Iver’s ’22, a Million’ is undoubtedly ambitious, but exceeds expectations as the group reinvents its image and sound.
Arts, Music
Norah Jones, Chainsmokers, and Niall Horan in Singles This Week
Niall Horan embarks on his solo career in ‘This Town,’ Norah Jones explores shades of blue in ‘Tragedy,’ and Chainsmokers say what we all have been thinking in ‘All We Know’ in singles this week.
Arts, Music
Years & Years Daringly Embraces the Sky in ‘Meteorite’ Music Video
Using compelling space imagery, the British electronica group Years & Years finds a way to mesh beautiful visuals with its radiant beats in ‘Meteorite.’
Arts, On Campus
Campaigns & Cartoons Exhibit Proves the Times Have Changed, But Not Political Animosity
American history is rife with testaments to the vitriolic nature of political life. Though one might want to believe civility has taken hold, coy cartoons suggest otherwise.
Column, Featured Column, Arts
Mountains and Music: Getting Sentimental with Rusted Root
The song seems whimsical and otherworldly in a spiritual sort of way. I associate it with memories of a small cabin burrowed in beautiful North Conway, NH.
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Feet Pivot and Hearts Pulse for Full Swing Dance Crew
Boston College’s Full Swing dance-crew is a welcoming cast of dancers of all skills and methods. This group shows plainly that the dance floor rejects no one.
Arts, Music
Danny Brown Tries to Right a Downward Spiral with Drugs in ‘Atrocity Exhibition’
Showing that there is no spectacle in the world of addiction, Danny Brown uses a powerful compilation of raps to center himself and his listeners about the woes of drug use.
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus
Pops and Chenoweth Bring Broadway to the Heights
In its 24th iteration, this years Pops on the Heights made a wonderfully spry and captivating opening to parent’s weekend, supported by a riveting performance by Kristin Chenoweth.
Column, Featured Column, Movies, Arts
Finding Change Between Beats
In film, some of the most myopic moment have the biggest changes. These beats in film make for compelling stories, but similar moments in our own lives can help unfurl the next chapter in our own life’s manuscript.
Arts, Music
Regina Spektor’s ‘Remember Us to Life’ Refines Sound Through Concise Writing, Delivery
Holistically embracing its political themes, ‘Remember Us to Life’ marks a change in Spektor’s standard subject matter, elevating her to a higher rung of musical maturity.
