Music

Pat Boody, Staff Writer

Currently, hip-hop is becoming more repetitive and generalized than ever before. Many fans seek originality and skill within the genre but for the most part, there …

Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer

Since their inception in 2005, Seattle deathcore act I Declare War have carved a niche for themselves in the heavy metal industry with lyrics that deal …

Alex Fredkin, Managing Editor

Armed with his signature beanie and acoustic guitar, at first glance singer Dylan Ander might look like another hipster wannabe—until you hear him play. “If I …

Elizabeth Raphaelson, Staff Writer

When I first heard the single, “Hayloft,” off of Nickel Creek’s new album, “A Dotted Line,” I nearly had a heart attack. The cover of Canadian …

Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer

“Spaces between walls. Objects and their history. Memories knotted to everything collected here.” These are the words on the inner cover of La Dispute’s third full-length …

Richie Feathers, Arts Editor

The unlikely success of Foster the People’s 2011 hit “Pumped Up Kicks” was made all the more shocking when listeners realized it was about a school …

Tracey Cheek, Staff Writer

It has been quite some time since Enrique Iglesias released his last album, “Euphoria,” for the world to hear. The release of “Sex and Love” is …

Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer

A “supergroup” is commonly known as a band that is made up of members who have already established themselves as solo artists or as a part …

Richie Feathers, Arts Editor

Music is such an accustomed part of everyday life that it’s just assumed to be a universally loved art form. For many, music runs both parallel …

Sara Buterla, Staff Writer

On Friday March 14, the wettest, foamiest show around came to the Oneonta Theatre. This stop off the “Foam N’ Glow” tour was the first of …