“Window Flowers” by Liz Cooper & the Stampede – Review
Review by Chet Rengers Score: 10/10 Liz Cooper & the Stampede may seem like a new band on the scene, but they aren’t. In fact, this album was recorded over a year ago in...
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“Hope Downs” by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Review
Review by John Wright Is that band name too long? Fans of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard or Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger probably don’t see the problem, but I think it...
Entanglement: Final Episode
On the final episode of Entanglement, host Christian Snyder discusses the concept of quantum entanglement, which inspired the Entanglement series.
“Be the Cowboy” by Mitski – Review
Review by Elyssa Pollio I have a lot of thoughts on Mitski. The first time I saw her play live was in Austin, Texas at the Mohawk. Elvis Depressedly and Gabby’s World (FKA Eskimeaux)...
Self-Titled EP by Sleeping Witch & Saturn – Review
Review by Calder Buisch Sleeping Witch & Saturn have done it: they’ve put some recorded music out into the world. They’re one of my favorite local bands and this new EP exhibits what there...
Entanglement: Episode 5
Check out episode 5 of Entanglement now!
Entanglement Episode 3
Podcast by Christian Snyder, University of Pittsburgh Undergraduate Humanities Media Fellow and Student of Philosophy Entanglement is a podcast about love, partnership, and the natural entanglement of humans. In this episode, Christian talks with...
Being Human: Professor Robin Bernstein
This time on Being Human, Dan Kubis talks with Professor Robin Bernstein of Harvard University.
Entanglement Episode 2
Podcast by Christian Snyder, University of Pittsburgh Undergraduate Humanities Media Fellow and Student of Philosophy Entanglement is a podcast about love, partnership, and the natural entanglement of humans. In this episode, Christian talks with...
Hop Along Live at Spirit – Review
By Thomas Troyan On Wednesday June 6th, Philadelphia indie-rock stars Hop Along played Spirit Hall in Lawrenceville. When the band took the stage after openers Calyx and Bat Fangs, the audience anticipation was high....
