Her Pity Party (But Also Mine)
When we were sixteen, Lorde and I existed in worlds too small for our souls. We were restless. We wasted time. We read a lot....
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Life, Life: async and the Legacy of Ryuichi Sakamoto
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After Laughter, After Angst
Paramore’s latest album, After Laughter, was released this spring. I avoided listening to it for weeks, despite my friends’ recommendations...
Vancouver Tenants Union: Direct Action for Affordable Housing
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Review: Com Truise at The Imperial
Com Truise Friday May 5, 2017 @ The Imperial People constantly romanticize the past. Whether or not we have a personal connection...
Girlpool’s Powerplant
In their new album Powerplant, Los Angeles folk punk duo Girlpool explore the fringes of their signature brand of adulthood. Cleo...
Casual Music Album by Wind-Up Birds
Local four-piece Wind-Up Birds released their debut album, Casual Music Album, on March 19th this spring, capturing their blend of...
