Not everyone enjoys music
Recently acknowledged musical anhedonia reveals that not everyone emotionally connects with music.
Sound and Soul
After attending a Switchfoot concert and interviewing keyboardist and guitarist Jerome Fontamillas, Aaron Fooks breaks down the band’s charm and success.
How Spotify has changed us
With the innovations of music streaming sites such as Spotify, the individuality of music collections has become a thing of the past.
OK Go mixes the new and the familiar in “Hungry Ghosts”
"Hungry Ghost" remains true to what OK GO does best: creating entertaining music that is not easily pegged down.
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.
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.
Long live the King Shelter
King Shelter kicked off their album release at House of Blues in Anaheim on Sept. 14.
Sir Sly set out to prove themselves on “You Haunt Me”
Sir Sly crafts an accessible album with, "You Haunt Me" without becoming sugary or cliche.
A heartbreaking story of beauty and failure
Dark but beautiful, "Inside Llewyn Davis" tells the story of struggling musician Llewyn Davis who, try as he might, could never strike the right chord.
Shovels and Rope mix classic country with gritty blues
Shovels and Rope blends bluesy, twangy filled instrumentation in "Swimmin' Time".
Interpol’s new album feels both new and classic
"El Pintor" presents a new take on Interpol's classic sound.
It was lively and exciting at the Caf on Feb. 19 as Chef Wars was well underway during the lunch hour. Students tried dishes by executive chefs...