LANY rocks sold out Tabernacle
The synth driven alternative-pop group LANY, led by singer Paul Klein, played a sold out show at the Tabernacle as a part of their “Malibu Nights” tour. That album, released on Oct. 5, focuses on […]
‘Patriot Act’ is informative and funny, but not fresh
In the past, Netflix’s original content has largely consisted of feature length films and shows which are released entire seasons at a time, creating a new media consumption pattern in which Netflix customers watch content […]
Fifty Foot Film Fest returns to haunt Plaza Theatre
Stepping into the Plaza Theatre on the night before Halloween felt like stepping back in time — the lobby was decorated in bold primary colors, velvet ropes guided patrons to the concession stand, vintage movie […]
‘Super Mario Party’ delivers temporary fun
Earlier this month, Nintendo released “Super Mario Party,” the 16th game released in the “Mario Party” franchise. The game loosely follows the gameplay model of earlier installments in the series, which are essentially digital board […]
The Struts look for voice on sophomore effort
On the heels of a successful tour with the Foo Fighters and a performance in front of 80,000 people while opening for the Rolling Stones, the Struts released their second full length album “Young & […]
‘Bodyguard’ provides guaranteed entertainment
Netflix recently released the hit BBC crime-thriller “Bodyguard” in the U.S. The six part series follows a British police officer tasked with protecting a high-level cabinet minister as he thwarts and investigates attempts on the […]
Young the Giant rocks out at the Coca-Cola Roxy
The Coca-Cola Roxy concert hall was teeming with energy as people gathered to watch indie rock band Young the Giant perform. It was the Saturday night before Halloween, which was made obvious by the concert-goers […]
Khalid’s ‘Suncity’ explores teenage love, freedom
Khalid released his new EP, titled “Suncity,” on Friday, Oct. 19. Appropriately, the fall release is reminiscent of summer’s fading heat and the freedom of teenagehood. The 20-year old R&B singer’s newest release is an […]
Silent films come to life
Most students at Tech would probably think that French cine-concerts sound a little weird, and they would be absolutely correct. Jean-Francois Alcolea’s “Right in the eye” is no exception. Still, to trivialize this great body […]
‘Big Mouth’ avoids growing pains with new season
Conventional television wisdom would have never allowed a series like Netflix’s “Big Mouth” out of the writer’s room. Although adult animation has become a staple of America’s television diet — see the 22 seasons of […]
‘Free Solo’ documentary brings daring climb to life
On June 3, 2017, Alex Honnold climbed 3,000 feet above the floor of Yosemite National Park without the protection of ropes to secure him to the natural stone wall he was climbing. He became the […]
7 Stages takes on Beckett’s ‘Waiting for Godot’
Samuel Beckett’s classic absurdist play “Waiting for Godot” has become one of the best known works of 20th century theatre, engaging audiences of all sorts in a multitude of languages since its premiere at a […]
‘Post Mortem’ combines quality cast with solid writing
Over the course of Bryce Irvin’s “Post Mortem”, a nineteen-year-old writer dies, falls in love with his dead fish, comes to terms with a childhood tragedy and is later revived by the powers of a […]
Twenty One Pilots album explores mental illness
After three years of anticipation, Twenty One Pilots’ long-awaited fifth album, “Trench”, was officially released on Friday, October 5th. Upon first listen, “Trench” is an amalgamation of the band’s characteristic honest vocals, driving percussion, and […]
Father John Misty delivers in Athens
For two nights only, October 1st and 2nd, Father John Misty blessed the Georgia Theatre stage in Athens with his presence. Misty was initially only going to play a show on October 1st; a second […]
‘Iridescence’ proves that Brockhampton still has it
On Friday Sept. 21, Brockhampton released their fourth studio album “Iridescence.” With the new release, the self-proclaimed boy band has started to branch out from their previous success with an album focused on pushing their […]
‘East Atlanta Love Letter’ offers rap fans alternative
In 2009, it was Paramore and Blink-182 who relieved teenage angst, a commiseration rendered in the form of lyrics scribbled in black and white marble composition books. Those teenagers are older now, turning in those […]
Imagine Music Festival delivers with music, visuals
The Atlanta Motor Speedway has been the home to the Imagine Music Festival for the past couple of years. The generous space is a refreshing change from the crowds of Music Midtown the week before. […]