Arts & Culture
CD Review : Kids on Fire “Kids on Fire”
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Putting out a down-and-dirty, old-school rock record in this day and age is a risky proposition. Not only do the songs have to be good in and of themselves, but they also have to...
CD Review : Rise Ashen & Stephane Lefrancois “Venenosa”
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The last time these two Canadian boys collaborated was on the excellent Mr. Tran Travels in Sound and now they step it up again with a Brazilian twist of “dubby” and “techy” house.
The...
CD Review : Trans-Siberian Orchestra “Night Songs”
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is probably unlike any orchestra you have ever heard. The New York-based five-piece are a combination of progressive rock and heavy metal, with influences of classical music. The orchestra formed in...
Essentially a Playlist : they don’t look like twins
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Having just returned from Minneapolis where I saw the Vikings trounce a lackluster Giants team, the Twin Cities remain at the top of my mind. While there are some big differences between Minneapolis and...
Ten artworks about food
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The need to eat food on a regular basis is one of the few things that all human beings share. That said, the fundamental role of food in our lives makes conversations about it...
Radio Sweetheart
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Listening to the radio is becoming more and more an arduous and somewhat antiquated activity in today’s go-go media world. No longer do we live in a time when it is reasonable to expect...
A falafel with a side of art
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How does a starving artist get into a restaurant? By hanging their work.
Located within Degrees Diner in University Center, The Starving Artist Gallery (SAG) is mandated to exclusively show the work of University...
