Culture
Album Review
Falling in Reverse’s new album cements them as one of the worst bands of all time
You don’t have to separate the art from the artist, I promise — the music isn’t worth listening to either.
Folk Music
Fringe festival: Local music highlight
This year, local artist Adrianna Noone took the stage at the Rochester Music Hall of Fame.
Films
“AFRAID” film review
Horror’s remarkable adaptability has made new sights plausible like the countless subgenres that can be found. From bloody slasher films…
art exhibit
A journey to Camelot
While exhibits are typically held in the Robbins Library, Camelot is unique in both the physical and cultural spaces it occupies.
Album Review
Nu metal powerhouse Linkin Park makes a controversial return
With their debut performance, the band welcomed new vocalist Emily Armstrong to the lineup with an announcement of a new tour and upcoming album.
Movie
Skincare’s message is only skin-deep
By the end of the film, Hope gets what she wants, only it isn't how she imagined.
albums of the week
“Manning Fireworks” by MJ Lenderman Review
Lenderman is no stranger to warm country licks, fuzzy pedal driven riffs, and a touch of psychedelia.
culture
Barkha Dance Company wows with traditional and contemporary Kathak dances
A form of Indian classical dance, Kathak features strong beats, storytelling through gestures and facial expressions, and quick intricate footwork.
Album Review
The new Nails album ripped my ears off and I liked it — “Every Bridge Burning” review
Extreme metal legends, Nails, have returned after eight years since their last effort, “You Will Never Be One of Us,” with a new project that continues their streak of deadly and pummeling grindcore.
America
“REAGAN” is so American it hurts
If this movie wants you to have one takeaway, it’s that the mighty Ronald Reagan single- handedly brought the Soviet Union to its knees (he didn’t, actually).