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.
“The Discovery” offers an intriguing take on the afterlife
This indie sci-fi flick turns heads with an original premise that dissects the idea of an afterlife.
“Quality Content” quips meme culture
Soren Iverson’s senior thesis explores the universal absurdity of the internet.
1476 sounds like no other
“Our Season Draws Near” sees the eclectic duo wrap their influences into a transcendent musical cocktail.
Demon Hunter outlives their competitors
The faith-based melodic metallers come with accessible blood-pumping goodness.
Titan returns with savage new bite
After four years, Attack on Titan introduces new foes with a dangerous new plot.
“Quality Content” comments on internet culture
Soren Iverson’s senior art gallery sends memes into reality.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...