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Still Woozy sells out the Sylvee
By Hannah Ritvo | Mar. 3, 2022Sven Gamsky of Still Woozy danced all around the stage all night long, along with an extremely dedicated crowd.
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The DEIB Festival, An Interview with the President and Secretary of MTNA
By Maddie Urlaub | Mar. 2, 2022The DEIB Festival could be a big step towards diversity for the Mead Witter School of Music.
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Queer pop is continuously rising
By Rebecca Perla | Feb. 27, 2022Queer artists are driving the change for stronger representation across the music industry.
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Best love songs by local artists
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 24, 2022Here are some of the best love songs written by artists from the Madison area.
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Hippo Campus gives a hard-to-forget first performance on new tour
By Hope Karnopp | Feb. 24, 2022Hippo Campus’ pure talent shone through at The Sylvee, and they indulged the crowd by returning to some of their iconic songs from a golden era of indie rock.
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‘And Just Like That’: It’s a hot mess
By Rebecca Perla | Feb. 18, 2022Lacking sharp characterization, believablity and bite, this is a too-often cringey attempt to drag the women of “Sex and the City” into 2021.
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The art of the hip-hop love song, part II
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 17, 2022Here are some of the best hip-hop love songs ever written.
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The Greeting Committee quietly rocks Der Rathskeller
By Hannah Ritvo | Feb. 10, 2022Indie rock band The Greeting Committee began their Dandelion tour at Der Rathskeller in Memorial Union.
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Step into the future with Bastille’s ‘Give Me the Future’
By Anupras Mohapatra | Feb. 10, 2022Bastille’s new album is an escapist step into the future, questioning what is real and what is fake.
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Cordae's freestyles are better than his recorded studio music
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 5, 2022Cordae recently added to his studio output, but his true talent lies in one of hip-hop’s grittiest traditions.
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Channel your inner romantic with ‘Brightside’
By Anupras Mohapatra | Feb. 5, 2022While Brightside does not reach the heights of its predecessors, it helps channel one’s inner romantic and offers something for everyone.
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The Best of 2021
By Addison Lathers , Hope Karnopp , Anupras Mohapatra , Seamus Rohrer and Donnie Slusher | Jan. 27, 2022The best movies, music and more from 2021, according to Daily Cardinal writers.
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Majestic Theater crowd cheers up Alex G
By Seamus Rohrer | Dec. 6, 2021A lively Majestic Theater crowd sparked an energetic performance from Alex G.
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Swift and her fans revisit Red with more perspective
By Hope Karnopp | Nov. 26, 2021Red (Taylor’s Version) finally allows Swift to tell more of her story, culminating in a 10-minute masterpiece that propels her storytelling to another level.
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Moonglow Bay sets sail despite rocky launch
By Amelia Zollner | Nov. 26, 2021While experiencing a myriad of bugs upon launch, cozy fishing simulator Moonglow Bay is filled with potential.
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Silk Stranger is no stranger to a good show
By Jordan Hart | Nov. 12, 2021A small, low-energy bar was no match for the eclectic sounds of indie rock-revival band Silk Stranger.
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Slow Pulp kicks off tour with dazzling hometown performance
By Seamus Rohrer | Nov. 11, 2021As their career kicks into high gear, Slow Pulp’s hometown show didn’t disappoint.
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Sylvan Esso shocks fans at the Sylvee
By Hannah Ritvo | Nov. 11, 2021In front of a breathtaking light show, Sylvan Esso and Lido Pimienta bring an otherworldly performance to the Sylvee the Friday before Halloween.
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On the couch or in the theater: Did cinemas survive the pandemic?
By Noa Chamberlin | Nov. 9, 2021As new movies are being released onto streaming services, instead of in theaters, people’s willingness to leave their homes to attend the cinema has been affected.
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TV Girl just wants you to vibe
By Emily Knepple | Nov. 4, 2021There was not a single ounce of stress felt at TV Girl’s show, just the opportunity to listen to great music in a small venue while ignoring everything else happening outside in the rain.
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