Music

Taylor Hoysradt, Copy Editor

It is the word that metal fans either love, or love to hate. It has permeated all types of heavy music over recent years yielding mixed …

Sam Shereck, Staff Writer

It is still early in the year for musical releases but it is safe to assume that Sarpanitum’s second full length offering, Blessed Be My Brothers, …

Aaron Kriever, Staff Writer 

Whether or not you’ve seen them, you’ve undoubtedly heard of Gallons of Pork, the funky, chaotic four-piece rock band made up of alumni, Joe Kaplan, senior, …

Richie Feathers, Managing Editor 

One of the essential qualities music listeners expect from an artist is honesty. It isn’t hard to come by, especially in an age when omission means …

Marielle Genovesi, Arts Editor 

I recently interviewed local cover band “The Blankets,” consisting of SUNY Oneonta seniors, Luke Nilsson, Adam Carey, Lenny Sadowsky and junior Jackson Beveridge.  These dudes are …

Pat Boody, Staff Writer

Trance inducing, prevalent bass guitar, mellow in nature reggae-rock is perhaps one of the most appropriate genres to pair with the archetypal summer night. A band …

Pat Boody, Staff Writer

April 5 marked the date of the passing of two front men of the grunge scene: Kurt Cobain of Nirvana and Layne Staley of …

Taylor Hoysradt, Copy Editor 

Every band in some way or another strives to establish a sound that is truly their own. In today’s over saturated metal scene, that goal becomes …

Richie Feathers, Managing Editor

When a band is known for pretty, moody music written for the lonely and broken, it can feel like a betrayal when they release something …