David Bowie Archives

Fever Joy calls the shots

Avery Robitaille’s three-piece pop-rock band is quickly rising in the independent music scene.

Pierce Singgih, Editor-in-Chief (Fall 2019) • March 14, 2019

(This story was originally published in print on March 14, 2019). Many bands birthed from Biola often venture toward worship or contemporary Christian music industries. Alumni band For All Seasons is making a name for themselves among larger worship groups like Elevation Worship and Hillsong United,...

Let us grieve whether in person or online

Critics of online mourning of public figures fail to recognize the complexity of celebrity and human grief.

Jacqueline Lewis, Writer • May 10, 2016

Critics of online mourning of public figures fail to recognize the complexity of celebrity and human grief.

“Vinyl” continues to captivate.

This HBO series is far more than sex, drugs and rock and roll.

Brooks Ginnan, Writer • April 13, 2016

This HBO series is far more than sex, drugs and rock and roll.

Identity, truth and Bowie: a tribute

A look back on the legendary and personal impact David Bowie left behind.

Brooks Ginnan, Writer • February 17, 2016

A look back on the legendary and personal impact David Bowie left behind.

“A New Career in a New Town”

David Bowie’s final masterpiece leaves us the way he lived — brilliant.

Christian Davis, Writer • February 17, 2016

David Bowie’s final masterpiece leaves us the way he lived — brilliant.

Searching for love in the 1980s

Robert Sheffield weaves hilarious tales of unrequited love from his youth in the 1980s throughout the era’s favorite music in “Talking To Girls About Duran Duran.”

Tyler Davis, Writer • March 10, 2015

Robert Sheffield weaves hilarious tales of unrequited love from his youth in the 1980s throughout the era’s favorite music in “Talking To Girls About Duran Duran.”