Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
Reminiscent of the Grateful Dead, the Heavy Pets turned the Oneonta Theatre into an all out jam session Thursday night. The Florida-based band consists of Jeff …
Justin Lovell, Staff Writer
Movies can define a generation. As an escape from reality, the art of film is truly influential. “Star Wars,” “The Terminator” and “Titanic” are just some …
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
The Shins aren’t the only band for which people have been waiting to return. Say Anything are back with a single-disc album (as opposed to the …
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
This semester, the SUNY Oneonta Music Department has been having the privilege of enjoying the presence of the department’s new Artist-in-Residence, Godwin Abotsi of Ghana. Abotsi, …
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
The Shins’ fourth studio album, “Port of Morrow,” was released on Tuesday, March 20.
Naturally, longtime listeners of the Shins’ music were apprehensive about the latest …
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
Imagine having the opportunity and longevity to study an instrument for 90 years? Al Gallodoro, who died only four years ago at the age of 95, …
Courtesy of Andrew Lowden
1.) Magnetic Fields – Love at the Bottom of the Sea
2.) Dr. Dog – Be the Void
3.) White Rabbits – Milk Famous
4.) Noam …
Anna Onderdonk, Staff Writer
The SUNY Oneonta student production of the Cherry Orchard had a successful run this past week. This production of Anton Chekov’s famous play was based on …
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
George Winston, 62, has been a favorite for generations in some households, and may be a relative unknown for others. A solo pianist originally from Montana, …
Alex Fredkin, Staff Writer
The Hunt Union Waterfront was unrecognizable last Friday night. The normally unassuming and modern-looking venue attracted a much different crowd for the dubstep show on March …
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