Music

Richie Feathers, Arts Editor

As astronaut Buzz Aldrin took his first steps onto the moon in 1969 he looked around and said, “Beautiful, beautiful…magnificent desolation.” It’s from this grand sense …

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 …

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 …