Music Review: Hozier
By Emily Feng | October 9, 2014Hozier is a melancholy that reminds us of all of we have to be happy about.
Hozier is a melancholy that reminds us of all of we have to be happy about.
“Revolution Grrrl Style Now!," the rallying cry of the early 90’s riot grrrl movement, is everywhere in the packed concert hall.
The concept of time is simply not applicable to a place where a miniature sundial is the sole physical reminder of a day flying by.
The Visual Arts festival speaks to us on a personal level, whether or not we identify as artists.
I was, for the moment, a tiny and spectacular fragment of a miraculous machine.
Is country music a serious music genre which deserves our critical attention?
As disappointments go, NehruvianDOOM is one of the better ones.
Mr Twin Sister is easily the band’s best release, as well as a contender for one of the best albums of the year.
There is nothing sexier than witnessing the performance of flamenco, let alone dancing the flamenco.
Undoubtedly, this is an important album. alt-J certainly sound like now; they sound like us. But they do not feel like us.
We kind of, creatively, really grew up on the Internet and I think that’s extremely important to being a creative person now and being a millennial.
I’m not really interested in doing anything else. I lose focus on everything but music. So, I just kind of had to make it my entire life.
I’m just really happy that people are into it. Because that’s all I wanted.
"I want to emphasize, again and again, that the Israel portrayed (or betrayed) by the American media this summer was a battlefield I never saw."
An inside look at junior Sarah Stanczyk's six-month battle with Hodgkins' lymphoma.
"This wasn’t a political issue in the West Bank. It was a humanitarian crisis."
I personally will only believe Duke is an artsy school if The Chronicle shifts its content to woodcut-block print zines printed with vegetable dyes from the campus farm.
We are undoubtedly living in the Age of the Superhero. Let’s go back in time and see how we got here.
Songs of Innocence is the best U2 album since 1997’s Pop and a solid, if mildly forgettable, addition to their canon.
Read the winning essay from the Honor Council Summer Reading Essay Contest on Ethics, inspired by Chimamanda Adichie's "Americanah."