Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Carly Dow – “Ingrained”, 4.5/5

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Olivia Michalczuk
It is no surprise that Ingrained graced the National top 10 charts in the folk/roots/blues category and subsequently carried Carly Dow on tour across Canada. Ingrained is instrumentally tight with a variety of contributions including...
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T. Nautilus – “T. Nautilus”, 4/5

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Olivia Michalczuk
I found T. Nautilus to be the exact opposite of what I was expecting based on the album artwork. The opening song of the album, “A Weird Nautilus,” is intriguing yet very slow-going, similar...
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From Here & Away

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Lauren Siddall
“Here” means something different to every person. The way in which we interact and engage with our environment varies widely – sometimes so much so that our connectedness is forgotten or lost. Joseph Visser,...
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The nuances of Nuit Blanche

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Seamus Hamilton-Pattison
Nuit Blanche, a multi-venue celebration of modern art that takes over downtown Winnipeg for one night each year, is set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 26. Nuit Blanche features a plethora of artistic...
Arts & Culture

Portrait of a (solitary) man

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Ian T. D. Thomson
Calgary singer-songwriter Chad VanGaalen, who will play the West End Cultural Centre on Sept. 25, brings his unique blend of folk and experimental music to centre stage. VanGaalen takes the definition of a solo artist...
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U of M drama’s event horizon

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Tom Ingram
Nestled in an alcove of an obscure hallway behind the stairs in the basement of University College, you can find one of the University of Manitoba’s flagship performing arts venues. What is now the...
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Lots of love for the Lytics

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Seamus Hamilton-Pattison
Established local hip-hop group the Lytics are set to play the University of Manitoba Student Union’s (UMSU) annual concert hailing the start of the school year, UMSU Frosh Music Festival. The group will be...

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