Pushing the limit: The Ghetto Blaster$ take LA by storm
The Ghetto Blaster$, a three-piece band originally formed at Biola, continues to expand and impress audiences.
Sam De La Vega, Writer
• September 30, 2014
Sondre Lerche loses his edge on “Please”
Sondre Lerche abandons his unique sound and opts for a decidedly darker tone in, "Please."
Allison Winters, Writer
• September 30, 2014
The power of the anti-hero
The anti-hero's recent rise in popularity reflects our fallen human nature, and serves as a reminder of what Christ saved us from.
Tyler Davis, Writer
• September 29, 2014
Closing the divide between church and Hollywood
In order to end the ongoing culture-war with Hollywood, Christians need to reevaluate how to tackle the film industry.
David Vendrell, Writer
• September 23, 2014
What to watch: New additions to encourage procrastination
In the increasingly confusing maze of movies and TV shows that is Netflix, Drew Mattocks presents a map to some of the best entertainment this procrastination haven has to offer.
Drew Mattocks, Writer
• September 23, 2014
Alt-J stays golden on sophomore release
Alt-J's second album "This is All Yours" stay true to their original sound while exploring more subdued tones.
Christian Davis, Writer
• September 23, 2014
“Sukierae” proves talent runs in the Tweedy family
Emotional, restless, and deceptively bright, "Sukierae" marks the release of Jeff Tweedy and his son Spencer's first double LP under the moniker, "Tweedy."
Allison Winters, Writer
• September 23, 2014
The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby
Utilizing three different points of view, "The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby" tells the story of a couple struggling to maintain their marriage in the wake of tragedy.
Mary Strother, Writer
• September 22, 2014
Best songs to beat new semester stress
If you find yourself caving under the pressure of new semester stress, plug in your headphones and keep yourself sane with this playlist created A&E Editor Tyler Davis.
Tyler Davis, Writer
• September 19, 2014
Christian films fail by sugarcoating reality
Christian films fall short of the mark not due to their lack of effort, but because of their unwillingness to confront real issues.
David Vendrell, Writer
• September 16, 2014
Long live the King Shelter
King Shelter kicked off their album release at House of Blues in Anaheim on Sept. 14.
Makailynn Clark, Writer
• September 16, 2014
Documentary exposes abusive Christian camp
Biola alumni Kate Logan releases her feature-length documentary "Kidnapped for Christ," which follows the lives of Christians experiencing hardships in troubled teen school.
David Vendrell, Writer
• September 16, 2014
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