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Kero Kero Bonito shines bright, transforming Madison crowd
By Caroline Anhalt | Oct. 21, 2019London indie-pop trio stopped by Madison last Friday night, gifting the locals with old and new tunes.
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‘Big Mouth’ season 3 shows sensitivity matters with pubescent depravity
By Joseph Marz | Oct. 16, 2019Popular animated show “Big Mouth” returns for its third season with its usual uncomfortably hilarious plot, but struggles to find its footing.
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‘El Camino’: Fan service falls to cover new ground
By Dominic LeRose | Oct. 15, 2019“El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” takes a deep dive into Jesse Pinkman in the aftermath of the hit series but fails to set up anything new in this predictable epilogue.
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Lucy Dacus heads night of powerful female-led groups with Liza Anne, Sun June
By Dana Brandt | Oct. 14, 2019Indie-rock singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus headlined a concert of powerful voices and evocative lyrics with opening acts, Sun June and Liza Anne, at the Majestic Theater Friday night.
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Five Best Albums for Fall
By Molly Carmichael | Oct. 11, 2019Here are some fave albums to get you into the fall mood this season, according to one of the Daily Cardinal’s music columnists.
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Catfish and the Bottlemen show fresh nostalgic sound
By Emily Knepple | Oct. 10, 2019Catfish and the Bottlemen grace MKE with their presence, proving they don’t mess around.
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‘Joker’ presents nuanced character study of social isolation, mental illness
By Dominic LeRose | Oct. 10, 2019“Joker” explores the characterization of an iconic villain, creating nuance to the logic behind his disturbing violence and downfall.
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Sega Genesis Mini continues legacy, nostalgia
By Marty Forbeck | Oct. 9, 2019Sega Genesis Mini is a blast to the past, immersing users into the classic hits that proof this console is a worthy entry into the market.
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Arts Preview: Prepping for October Festivities
By John Everman | Oct. 3, 2019October is here! The Daily Cardinal highlights some great shows and live performances happening in Madison this month for you to enjoy in between the pumpkin flavored treats and scary movie marathons.
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‘Hustlers’ plays with sharp music, sultry dance performances
By Carl Zabat | Oct. 3, 2019Lorene Scafaria’s newest feature film, “Hustlers,” takes us to one of the sneakiest corners of these financially tarnished United States circa 2007-2013: a strip club called Moves in New York City.
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Ritt Momney flaunts indie, musical range at The Winnebago
By Sam Jones | Oct. 1, 2019The intimate coffee shop venue, The Winnebago, was perfect for the melancholic, yet engaging set.
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Majestic plastic artwork promotes local advocacy
By Robyn Cawley and Lauren Souza | Sep. 26, 2019Pieces like Steve Mcpherson’s, “Wavelengths,” are among the beautiful plastics salvaged and reconstructed to show the powerful obliteration of our existence.
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‘Sticks & Stones’ breaks critics bones as Dave Chappelle strikes
By John Everman | Sep. 26, 2019One of the best stand-up comedians of all time is back with another hour of hilarity… and be warned: this one is harsh. Dave Chappelle’s new Netflix stand-up special “Sticks and Stones” was made available by the streaming service on Aug. 26 to all customers.
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‘The Book of Mormon’ punches down, racist tropes remain
By Emma Hellmer | Sep. 25, 2019“The Book of Mormon” fails to evolve, persisting racism in a controversial political climate. Is it time to pull the curtain?
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Generationals offer up a slice of nostalgic, techy bliss
By Sam Jones | Sep. 24, 2019Fresh off the recent release of Reader as Detective, Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner blasted out hypnotic jams at High Noon Saloon.
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Charli XCX hits the mark with new album 'Charli'
By Molly Carmichael | Sep. 19, 2019On Thursday, after releasing a steady stream of singles over the past few months, Charli XCX released her anticipated studio album, Charli.
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‘The Boys’: What’s behind the mask?
By Joseph Marz | Sep. 19, 2019Amazon Prime premiered “The Boys” this past summer, giving a glimpse at the reality of corrupt superheroes with relevant themes that has the audience rooting for a new group of vigilantes.
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Inside peek of the new Hamel Music Center
By Lexi Schweinert | Sep. 17, 2019Mead Witter School of Music — otherwise known as the Hamel Music Center — showcased a sneak peek tour of the recently completed building to local media.
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'Summer of Shows:' Our love letter to women, LGBTQ+ folx
By Robyn Cawley and Lauren Souza | Sep. 12, 2019Every summer we compile a list of shows we watch together three episodes a day and long phone call to follow. This time was different, we made sure the shows honored women and LGBTQ+ folx by giving them the recognition they deserve.
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‘IT Chapter Two’: a fulfilling end to Stephen King’s masterful story despite flaws
By Dominic LeRose | Sep. 9, 2019"IT: Chapter Two" smashes the box offices, concluding Stephen King's novel beautifully but fails to live up to the splendid of the first film.
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