Chris Rasmussen’s “Friction” is ambient and vulnerable
Senior Biola student released his year-long project on Friday, May 13.
Radiohead consistently innovates
The band’s latest LP, “A Moon Shaped Pool,” is both evolutionary and familiar.
Modern Baseball knock it out of the park
“Holy Ghost” breaks new ground for Modern Baseball’s emotional brand of pop-punk.
Students chime in to music video project
Under the Bell Tower provides an outlet for students of all majors to participate in roles that could eventually be their jobs.
New music emphasis to debut
A major based on modern and pop music will be available starting fall 2016.
POPS! takes Biola on an adventure
This annual concert provides a light-hearted evening of strange sights, fun music, and iconic figures.
A beginner’s guide to K-Pop
Attempting to get into a new genre, especially from a foreign country, can be difficult — but look no further for recommendations.
A flower blooms in DTLA
Basic Flowers played host to a wonderful night of music for “Denigration 2016.”
“The Most Beautiful Moment in Life” ends
BTS releases third and final album of “The Most Beautiful Moment in Life” trilogy.
Step into the beat of a student musician
A senior student musician shares her experience playing in Biola’s wind ensemble and orchestra.
“Sing Street” is a musical classic
The John Carney film proves coming of age stories will always remain relevant.
The heart of poet Dana Gioia’s work is being able to capture the beauty of God’s creation: “What beauty does is beauty draws us to the...