Gianna Hayes ’26 You might have noticed a recent trend in movies and television within the past two or three years. It might make you nauseous, it might fascinate you: cannibalism. Perhaps you watched “Bones and All,” or binged “Yellowjackets.” Or you may have been …
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A cappella Showcase
Amanda Crouse ’27 Last Friday, Aug. 30, the College’s six a cappella groups held a collective showcase in the Scheide Music Center. The event was intended to garner interest among prospective future club members, as well as to share the simple pleasure of all-vocal performances. …
The grungy listening experience of Mount Kimbie’s “The Sunset Violent”
By Miles Rochester Mount Kimbie, referred to by Pitchfork as “genre vagabonds,” successfully drift into the realm of psychedelic post-rock with their recently released album: “The Sunset Violent.” Formerly an electronic music duo who caught their break in the U.K.’s electronic underground, Mount Kimbie added …
Does anyone really know what actual emo music is?
By Lain Patton In 1985, a writer at Thrasher wrote a review of multiple hardcore bands located in Washington, D.C. In this article, he writes a review of the band Embrace’s debut album and uses the word “emocore” to describe the band’s music style. Although …
An exploration of COWBOY CARTER: Reclaiming country
By Jordanne Semper-Scott It was 10 p.m. on Saturday at the Ebert Art Studio, preparing to sketch for a homework assignment. As I gathered my art materials, I turned on my headphones to listen to the long-awaited act ii of Beyoncé’s new music era. The …
C.O.W. Dance Company performs a concert to remember
By Morgan Hunter This past weekend, the campus community was overjoyed to engage with yet another semester production showcasing the talent and passion of dance among students. The College of Wooster Dance Company — a student organization open to all, regardless of year or major …