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Lu Lagoon sets the stage for upcoming album

February 13, 2023 Toni Elton

Imagine this. You’re back in high school, however many years ago (it doesn’t matter if you’re 57 or 23, things haven’t changed that much). You…

Arts & Life

Songs to soundtrack your month- January 2023

January 16, 2023 Toni Elton

“Alien Blues (Acoustic),” Vundabar Vundabar is a Boston-bred band still releasing new music after a decade in action. On their latest album, “Good Old,” they…

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Winter showcases at the Newman Center for Performing Arts

January 16, 2023 Julia Mertes

Need a pick-me-up during these frigid months of the winter quarter? With the new year rolling in, the Newman Center for the Performing Arts offers…

Arts & Life

You’ve Got Mail at the Marquis

November 7, 2022 Peter Vo

On a snowy Thursday night, a sold-out crowd gathered outside the Marquis Theater in Downtown Denver, waiting to hear Jack Kays and Tom the Mail…

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DU’s new carillonist and the inside scoop on the bells

November 7, 2022 Anna Neumann

If you’ve been on or near the north side of campus, it’s very likely you’ve heard some tunes coming from the bell tower located in…

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Pretty Sick dominated Lost Lake in spooky fashion

October 31, 2022 Toni Elton

Halloweekend is filled with thrills and frights of fun starting, for many, on the Friday before Halloween. New York-based band, Pretty Sick, set the spooky…

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Antibroth delivered unbridled energy at Lost Lake

October 24, 2022 Toni Elton

Walking down Colfax amongst the moonlight last Thursday night, the fallen leaves delivering an eerie rustling in the cool wind, aside from the murmur of…

Arts & Life

Antibroth is set to incite chaos with debut album

September 19, 2022 Toni Elton

Imagine- you’re at a party and a familiar face walks through the door. You attempt to place where you know them from as they wave…

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Paulo’s Flood aims to open up the DU music scene

May 24, 2022 Chloe Smith

Paulo’s Flood: the name is a cross of literary references, created by the two founders of the band, Dani Garcia, who studies jazz performance and…

Arts & Life

Harry Styles paints a complex daydream on “Harry’s House”

May 24, 2022 Sam Shapiro

Harry Styles’ third album, “Harry’s House” demonstrates a masterclass in songwriting. Pulling stylistically from Phil Collins, Simon and Garfunkel, Daft Punk and even Ed Sheeran,…

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