Classical metal gets a twisted facelift
The most obscure reaches of both movements find camaraderie in sonic terror.
Thad Kopec spreads his wings
“The Shadow and the Caster” leaves the singer-songwriter’s former style far behind.
Ulver returns to tripped-out beats
“The Assassination of Julius Caesar” guides listeners through seismic fables with accessible structures.
“Lost City of Z” pierces through its heart of darkness
Director James Gray channels his inner Joseph Conrad in his latest project.
Simply “DAMN.”
Kendrick Lamar’s spiritual approach cements his place amongst rap’s greatest with “DAMN.”
Alexandra Savior releases a cinematic debut
“Belladonna of Sadness” evokes feelings of nostalgia in dark ways.
Biola’s Symphony Orchestra takes listeners on a journey
Many cultures, styles and emotions exude through the performance of eight concerto pieces.
Future Islands remains simple and poignant with “The Far Field”
The synth-pop masterminds advance their successful formula and expound upon their uncanny energy.
Bethel Music calls on female vocalists in “Starlight” release
“Starlight’s” passion and powerful lyrics make up for its lack of originality.
“Pure Comedy” deepens Father John Misty’s enigmatic nature
Josh Tillman opens up the circle of ridicule with satirical beauty in “Pure Comedy”
“The Blackcoat’s Daughter (February)” will spiritually discombobulate
Perkins’ debut film pays off with demented content, meriting caution from some viewers.
On Sunday, April 27, the painting of a new mural was spotted on a wall beside the library and behind the Health Center. Alisha Mark, sophomore...