The Godoys bring rock-a-billy back
If Tim Kasher wrote lyrics for The Smiths, I’m sure it would sound something like the crooning calling lust for life that embodies The Godoys.
Guitarist Adam Garcia, 19, music major, and his throwback band of pseudo-greasers played for a chilled out crowd at the Rhythm Lounge in Long Beach Friday. Coincidence that it was Morrissey’s [...]
What Grinds My Gears: Overlooking good music
What grinds my gears are people that turn their noses up at good independent music and for no reason, except for the simple fact that the artist is in no connection to a major media outlet source.
It drives me crazy when I find people on their damn laptops and computers playing Farmville. When it is [...]
Local Hip Hop Artist releases new Mixtape
Known for his creative lyrics, smooth rhythms, and poetic style, today’s newest addition to the world of Hip Hop released his first record, The Introduction Mixtape on Sept. 1.
Faculty concert ends with The Art of French and German Song
Faculty members Stephen Anastasia, Kevin Wiley and Masako Klassen came together Sunday night to perform “The Art of French and German Song.” This marked the last in a series of eight faculty artist performances. Instead of ending this series with an extravagant show, Anastasia, Wiley and Klassen completed the series on a simple note.
The Faculty [...]
Student composers take the stage
“And then I taste the slight yearning which transpires from their eyes and which is able to perceive from manifest charms to most hidden beauties.”
