(’18, Symbolic Systems, Performance Editor) cannot find her headphones, but can start >64% of anecdotes with “so I was listening to this podcast…” She mostly enjoys even years because the Giants win the World Series, but will show up for the odd ones if there’s good coffee.
The Stanford Arts Review presents “Pipes,” where we bring you a miniseries of Stanford musicians in the most unlikely of places — the bathroom. The john’s daily significance in our lives can only be rivaled by its acoustic favorability, and we find it an ideal stage for shower-singers and masterful musicians alike.
~from the artist~
Come see The Wild Party April 14, 15, 20, 21 & 22 in Memorial Auditorium! Tickets @ musical.stanford.edu.
Perhaps the entire show exists in the dark confines of the Macbeth’s minds or in the hallways of cold castles. Read more…
Throughout the show, the audience is at once drawn into a fully-formed world dripping with what feels, at its best, like the core of human experience and repelled by the same world’s colossal violence and sorrow. Read more…
The first day of winter break, with Trump’s inauguration looming, I visited the Home Land Security exhibit in San Francisco — an eighteen-artist installation in the city’s abandoned military bunkers and out-of-use nuclear missile administration buildings. The featured artists were from eleven countries, and worked in media from paint to Duct Tape to bullets. Read more…
Throwback to 4 years ago.
CALVIN HARRIS – “Feel So Close” – as described by kevin garcia
Though I haven’t engaged with much of his work outside of his fresh Top 40 singles, Calvin Harris released this #banger just a few weeks before the start of my senior year of high school and, out of its sheer ubiquity, I probably sat through this song hundreds of times during that 10 month stretch of time.
THE MOUNTAIN GOATS – “Cry for Judas” – as described by nick burns
Much of the music that came out in 2012–2013 now sounds dated to me, and Transcendental Youth is not the […] Read more…
Why did we like Gilmore Girls so much in the first place? Read more…
Songs for a fresh start. Read more…
There’s so much that’s great about this place; it doesn’t hurt to spend an evening (or three) dancing about it. Read more…
2016 America is not 1938 Austria. Read more…
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