Arts
WONY’s DJ of the Week
Riley Brown, Contributing Writer
WONY Radio is proud to announce that Abby Perrin, Baylee Bruno, and Lindsey Geoghegan are this week’s DJs of the week! Their show, “This Is Gonna …
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Album Review: “A Crow Looked At Me”
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
“A Crow Looked At Me” is indie folk artist Mount Eerie’s latest album, released on March 24, 2017. Phil Elverum, the mastermind behind the project, …
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Sex, Rock n’ Roll, and the Underlying Blues
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
Elvis Presley first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show on October 28, 1956, performing his version of “Hound Dog,” a song written by Jerry Leiber …
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SHIFT Hosts Benefit Concert for North Korea Refugees
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
Last Thursday, April 13, SUNY Oneonta’s organization Setting Humanitarian Initiatives for Tomorrow (SHIFT) hosted a benefit concert from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Hunt …
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Pitch Slapped Presents: In the Name of Love
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
On Saturday, April 8, Pitch Slapped put on a benefit concert featuring the talents of Hooked on Tonics and Voices of Serenity. A $3 entry …
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The Kids Are Still Upset: Emo Nite Revivals
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
The kids have grown up and well, they’re still sad. They’re sad everywhere in fact, and to such an extent that Emo Nite events have …
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MIC Presents: Keep Flying
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
This past Saturday, April 1, The Music Industry Club hosted the nudist punk rock band, Keep Flying, with openers BANDERSON, Rootkit Disaster, Bedmakers, and Ladder …
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Meet Strip66, OH Fest XII’s Opener
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
On Tuesday, March 21, the Oneonta Student Association and Music Industry Club hosted a Battle of the Bands to decide which student artist would open …
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Spring Cleaning Playlist: Motivation Station
Alexandria La Flair, Staff Writer |
Most of us find cleaning and organizing to be a daunting, dragging task, but it is a necessary evil. With a pair of headphones …
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Are Music Videos Still A Thing?
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
Back in the 80’s, music videos were large enough to occupy an art genre all on their own. MTV was an extremely popular television platform, …