Tyler the Creator strays from traditional style in “Cherry Bomb”
Tyler the Creator is able to display this legacy on “Cherry Bomb” as he juxtaposes multiple genres, works with new collaborators and composes unique and varied instrumentals. […]
Tyler the Creator is able to display this legacy on “Cherry Bomb” as he juxtaposes multiple genres, works with new collaborators and composes unique and varied instrumentals. […]
By Corey Vikser Staff Writer Alternative schools such as Halstrom and Fusion Academy offer personalized education that helps students succeed while providing preparation for college and career skill building. In the past decade, many new, […]
By Corey Vikser Staff Writer Located in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is an independent film festival designed to showcase rising filmmakers’ work and provide an auction market for potential distributors. This year’s […]
While it has the most exciting narrative in the series to date, the film “V/H/S Viral” fails to achieve the terrifying and visceral heights of the series’ first two installments. The storytellers attempt new styles with mixed results, unfortunately relying on shock tactics, sexual imagery and pointless brutality in place of actual scares. […]
As Killer Mike and El-P’s sophomore album, “Run the Jewels 2” is an impressive feat, as the pair tries new styles, gains tonal consistency and successfully incorporates aspects of rock into their production.
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“American Horror Story: Freak Show” grabs viewers’ attention with a plethora of well-rounded characters, colorful set design and purposeful scares. […]
Despite a clichéd emphasis on romantic lyrics, “Turn Blue” is an experimental success. By shying away from The Black Keys’ previous works and exploring slower tempos and elaborate melodies, all complemented by psychedelic sounds, “Turn Blue” is not only the group’s most diverse album, it is also one of the band’s best.
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“Love Death Immortality” is the sophomoric effort of electronic music trio, the Glitch Mob. High expectations come from fans and critics impressed by their debut, curious to see the follow up. Unfortunately the album is derivative and repetitive, failing to emulate the uniqueness of the first album.
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While it may not be as scary as would be expected, with the introduction of new characters and the insistence on brilliant black comedy, “American Horror Story’s” writers continue to revitalize the show in inventive ways.
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“Man of Tai Chi” is an impressive directorial debut for Keanu Reeves, showcasing his unique style and distinct blending of Chinese and American culture. Unfortunately, a hackneyed plot and forgettable acting holds the film back from the greatness it was bound for. […]
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