Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: An Intro to The Cure
As an answer to what I know everyone was going to ask, here is an introduction to what my mom listens to, i.e. The Cure. This (along with a Flock of Seagulls album which also […]
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Arts & Entertainment
Union-based band to perform in a free show on Friday
Story by guest writer, Shelby Britt. A Union based band, Psallos, will play a free show at Fellowship Bible Church this Friday at 7 p.m. Psallos was formed by Cody Curtis and his wife Melody […]
Perspectives
Minimalism: A Peaceful Counter Movement in Contemporary Music
Sophomore science major and guest writer, Ben Johnson, shares his thoughts on the musical genre of minimalism. One of the defining characteristics of this era is the consistent exposure to many different forms of media […]
Arts & Entertainment
Coopertheband to play pop-up show in the SUB
Local Indie Rock group Coopertheband is planning a pop-up show for Union students today at approximately 6 p.m. in the SUB. The band is comprised of five musicians, four of whom call Jackson home: Cooper […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Return of the Middle-Aged Anarchists
We can all agree 2016 has been a terrible year, right? I mean, we’ve had an excess of celebrity deaths from Harambe, to David Bowie, Fidel Castro and so many others. In addition, not a […]
Arts & Entertainment
Artist Spotlight: Free Space
Heritage may be home to the freshman students at Union, but to Josh Mays, a sophomore conservatory biology major, it is home to Free Space. Free Space is the wonder child: a bedroom pop band […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Live Music Gives Common Ground
There’s a magically irreplaceable feeling I get whenever I enter a stadium with 30,000+ strangers. I have a deep connection with those people even though they vary in political affiliation, race, religion and size. When […]