Andrea Cormier crafts a sonic journey through identity and longing – The B-Side Blog
With lush soundscapes and intimate storytelling, this EP immerses listeners in a world of reflection and renewal.
Critical & Opinion
Indie music thrives at Grounders Music Festival — CanCulture
As the festival kicked off, the venue was bathed in sunlight streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting a warm and inviting glow upon the bustling crowd of students, community members, and artists. The festival's commitment to community building and inclusivity was evident throughout the event, reflecting the passion and dedication of its student creators.
TMTC’s Something Rotten! is anything but rotten — CanCulture
Other honourable mentions go to Adam Rose as Shylock, the Jewish moneylender and theatre patron — and the butt of many damaging antisemitic jokes —, Cooper McCrory as Brother Jeremiah, the puritan leader, and Arina Behroozi as Bea, Nick’s wife. The three were equally committed to their roles and embodied their characters to the fullest. Although secondary characters, their memorable performances gave a spark to an already theatrically-illuminated show.
William Fitzsimmons brings intimacy and personality to the Drake Underground
The intimate Drake Underground got even more personal last Tuesday when William Fitzsimmons took to the stage. Through a subdued, mainly acoustic set of melancholic songs and personal anecdotes about his life. Fitzsimmons connected deeply with the small crowd and made a lasting impression.
TMU Campus Cafes Ranked
There are a plethora of options on campus for a quick beverage between classes, but I’m here to give you the ultimate guide for where to go. Whether you want pastries or lattes, to study or chat, this is the guide for you.
Head Over Heels marks thrilling return to musical theatre at X University — CanCulture
The X Musical Theatre Company (XMTC) debuted their first musical theatre production since the beginning of the pandemic, with in-person showings of the musical Head over Heels from April 6 to 9. The show provided an evening of quality entertainment filled with laughs and surprises. A true showcase of student talent, Head Over Heels wove rock music and royalty together unlike anything I’ve ever seen. I was quite impressed with both the powerful singing and committed acting that created the outrag
Every Wes Anderson Movie Ranked
As a Wes Anderson fanatic, I’ve watched all of his films (most of them a few times) and own eight of the 10 on DVD. I’m here to give you the breakdown on where to begin, what to skip and why some of these movies are absolute gems. Most importantly, I’m ranking his films from best to worst.
Mitski’s Laurel Hell; Why I’m Obsessed
The new album “Laurel Hell” by acclaimed singer-songwriter Mitski has become my soundtrack since it debuted earlier this month. Constantly playing over my speaker at home or through my headphones when I go out, Mitski is ever-present. It’s been four years since the release of her last record “Be the Cowboy,” which I have to admit I listened to obsessively at the time as well. This long awaited album has not disappointed. Laurel Hell is everything I could have hoped for. Mitski has redefined hers
Archaics - and i look to you?
The latest album and i look to you? by Edmonton based avant-rock band Archaics is their 3rd major release and first new record in 5 years, yet the group still struggles to find their sound. Despite strong tracks, the album is inconsistent and incoherent. While flow is not the intention, many of these songs sound as if they’re from different bands in a genre spanning way the group is far from mastering.
The French Dispatch | Review
Wes Anderson’s most recent film details a collection of stories all brought to life through the means of the final issue of “The French Dispatch” magazine. The issue details a travel guide, three feature articles and an obituary following the editor’s death. Through the eyes of the journalists we are taken back in time and the stories are retold in a fanciful and delightful manner.
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The French Dispatch of the Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun features a star studded and award winning cast including Be
Field Guide - Make Peace With That | Review
Make Peace With That provides an authentic insight into Toronto artist Field Guide‘s mind and relationships. The short but sweet album is a soothing honest narrative of love gone by. Released just before the start of autumn, the album combines warm bare vocals with gentle acoustic guitar and a variety of percussive elements which help to set the scene and create a nostalgic feel. Most of the songs on the album stay within three minutes and express brief warmhearted anecdotes of past relationship
