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'Feud' depicts iconic rivalry with depth
By Monique Scheidler | Mar. 9, 2017If you’ve run into me in the past month, you’d know that I’ve been binge-watching Ryan Murphy like crazy.
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‘÷’ unites Ed Sheeran fans, old and new
By Lauren Chung | Mar. 6, 2017After his year-long hiatus, Ed Sheeran has finally dropped his much anticipated third album, ÷. As a devoted fan, the thought of a third album gives me butterflies.
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Alaina Moore of Tennis reveals challenges of being a songwriter and performer
By Sammy Gibbons | Mar. 6, 2017Despite a hiatus from touring, Tennis is keeping the ball volleyed on the match that is their career.
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Great female-centric TV shows to watch for Women’s History Month
By Monique Scheidler | Mar. 6, 2017March is officially Women’s History Month, so a perfect time to binge (or re-binge, let’s be honest) some of TV’s greatest female-centric shows.
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In ‘American Teen,’ Khalid defines millennial teen angst
By Logan Rude | Mar. 6, 2017As the year 2000 approached, a new wave of artists were born who would go on to grow up in a world where time on the internet was just as important as time outside.
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University Theatre’s ‘Twelfth Night’ offers rich complexity
By Flora Junhua Deng | Mar. 6, 2017With a unique Hawaiian setting, University Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s comedy “Twelfth Night” has been playing at Hemsley Theatre for a week.
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Lorde is back with new single ‘Green Light’ from upcoming album
By Leah Voskuil | Mar. 2, 2017After months of teasing the web, Lorde has finally released her newest single, titled “Green Light,” off her much-anticipated second album, Melodrama, set to be released this summer.
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Heartbreak fuels Dirty Projectors' new album
By Logan Rude | Mar. 2, 2017The end of a long relationship demolishes our sense of who we are and our place in the world. Emotions run high. Hate turns into sadness, then morphs into regret. Dave Longstreth of Dirty Projectors gives us a tour of these emotions on the new, self-titled Dirty Projectors album. Following his split from Amber Coffman, a former lover and member of Dirty Projectors, Longstreth’s agony, remorse and nostalgia come crashing through with the power of a cement truck barreling down the highway at 100 mph.
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'Made You Look Custom Tattoo' values customer satisfaction
By Edgar Sanchez | Mar. 2, 2017Readers of the previous edition of Weekly Ink will remember a gentleman by the name of Cartoon that I put in the spotlight.At the end of our interview, Cartoon was nice enough to put me in touch with the owner and manager of Made You Look Custom Tattoo. Tattoo artist JB is a soft-spoken intellectual who not only cares about pushing the tattooing industry forward, but providing a service that is one in a thousand.
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Big Gigantic and Brasstracks win over crowd at Majestic
By Edgar Sanchez | Mar. 1, 2017Big Gigantic and Brasstracks performed back-to-back nights this past Sunday and Monday evening at the Majestic Theatre. The livetronica drum and jazz combo sold out both nights during their time at the Majestic.
ARTS
The Japanese House surprises and mystifies in Chicago show
By Leah Voskuil | Feb. 28, 2017If you were lucky enough to have The Japanese House on your radar, hopefully you got a ticket to their show at Bottom Lounge in Chicago’s West Side last Saturday. Careful to not be fooled by the wiener dog sweater and shy demeanor.
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LVL UP and company charm during live performance
By Amileah Sutliff | Feb. 28, 2017Just a few months after their stop in Madison this November on their tour with Alex G, LVL UP returned to the Isthmus last night to headline some impressively tight, controlled indie rock chaos—emphasis on controlled.
ARTS
Thundercat gets weird on new album 'Drunk'
By Dan Held | Feb. 27, 2017Despite being one of the most talented and influential musicians to emerge in recent years, Thundercat has flown under the radar of the general public for most of his career.
ARTS
HBO’s ‘VICE’ season five premiere tackles climate change and Syria with engaging objectivity
By Edgar Sanchez | Feb. 27, 2017The first episode of the fifth season of “VICE” on HBO kicks off with an hour-long in-depth analysis of regime-ruled Syria and the economic impacts at stake from decades of climate denial.
ARTS
Hippo Campus maintains originality in ‘Landmark’
By Ellie Herman | Feb. 27, 2017Like the terms and services agreement on the iTunes Store, a disclaimer: I’ve been reporting on the Minnesota-based indie pop band Hippo Campus for over a year-and-a-half.
ARTS
Calvin Harris, Frank Ocean, Migos collaborate on infectious single, ‘Slide’
By Logan Rude | Feb. 27, 2017A few days ago, it was nearly 70 degrees outside here in Madison. Students were back on Bascom Hill taking in the sun instead of going to class.
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Future’s ‘HNDRXX’ is an emotional, introspective reconnection
By Francisco Velazquez | Feb. 27, 2017Within two weeks of his self-titled fifth studio album, FUTURE, the Atlanta rapper returns with HNDRXX, his sixth studio album with a lot of emotions to spill.
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‘Moonlight’ is greater than its Oscars victory
By Jake Skubish | Feb. 27, 2017Surprise! In a shocking victory elevated by the biggest gaffe in Oscars history, “Moonlight,” an intimate film about a black man coming to terms with his identity and sexuality, bested the heavily favored Hollywood musical “La La Land.” The win is a triumph for indie films and diverse representation on screen.
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The Head and the Heart lights up the Orpheum
By Samantha Marz | Feb. 23, 2017The Head and the Heart returned to Madison this week to perform at the Orpheum for two nights. On Tuesday, I watched as both the balcony seating and general admission enjoyed a continuous influx of people all waiting in anticipation to see the indie band take to the stage.
ARTS
Books in the land of Trump
By Lucas Sczygelski | Feb. 23, 2017If you’re anything like me, you’ve already disengaged from Trump’s news cycle. Fried by the dreary doublethink, the anxiety provoking ineptitude, the sense that something is fundamentally ajar that none of us are qualified to fix, I’ve made the conscious decision to step back. When confronted with a TV set, instead of tuning in to Colbert I reflexively watch sitcoms, ESPN, even Monday Night Raw. Anything else.
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