By Aaron Barrie
Two turntables and a mixer: these are the essential tools of a turntablist. From its roots in the ’70s, where Grandwizard Theodore introduced the idea of scratching a record to create new sounds, turntablism has evolved into an art form. Last Friday, the Night Gallery played host to the Battle of the DJs Part II.… Continue reading Drop the needle and let your backbone slide
By Bo Rhodes
I hate Britney Spears. I hate an obscenely popular local radio station. I hate that girl from Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. I hate cheesy teen flicks that ooze sap and quick-fix endings. Combine all of these elements and you have one of the worst pools of cess in theatres right now. Confused? Please allow me… Continue reading Sure to cause insanity
Irvine Welsh is back on the big screen, this time with three short stories from The Acid House. Each part of the trilogy is treated as its own separate film, beginning with The Granton Star Cause. In Granton we follow Boab (Stephen McCole), a lazy, working-class guy who thinks he has everything. In the course… Continue reading Take a trip to The Acid House
By Laura Glick
"It’s your baby, you don’t want to see it abused or exploited," seriously says Jason Cruz, front man for Strung Out. His fear is that mega-record companies may become the guardians of up and coming artists and their music. To date, the California quintet has avoided such a fate by traversing the lesser-travelled punk-rock highway.… Continue reading Strung Out… Thick and Chunky
By Jan Creaser
“Good evening. Earlier this week, Dr. Brain and I ventured into the Jack Simpson Gymnasium for AIESEC’s annual Careers Day. Over 100 companies attended, filling their booths with gimmicks to attract students. As you will see when we roll the clips, thousands of eager beavers were treated to heaps of information on jobs available in… Continue reading The hunt: free stuff
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