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Review
Emily Austin’s novel “We Could Be Rats” is a powerful exploration of sisterhood, trauma and the narratives...
After years of ignoring dozens of recommendations from family members, friends and seemingly the entire internet, I...
Undoubtedly, Japandroids ignored the narrative surrounding the trajectory of modern indie rock. After a decade that...
I could not help but wonder, on the way to the venue, how the hell “Life Aquatic”...
If it’s generally seen as a presumptuous or self-aggrandizing move to repurpose the name of the...
Sampha’s Process is a wonderful album. It’s a mix of intertwining sounds, thoughts and feelings — a...
Leading up to Cloud Nothings’ fifth album, primary songwriter Dylan Baldi struggled with writer’s block. Writer’s block...
In a year rife with monumental steps backwards in America, the rise of Young Thug has...
Lewis & Clark’s mainstage production of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is an enjoyable 1940’s twist on...
THE NEW Preoccupations record is disturbingly clean. After their billy club of a full-length in 2015, it...