Concert review: Anberlin ignites the Masquerade
Florida-born American alt-rock band Anberlin recently wrapped up their first tour of 2025, starting the year with a celebration of the 20th anniversary of their...
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Lucy Dacus releases contemplative album
Indie singer Lucy Dacus released her fourth studio album on March 28. Known for her involvement in the band boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien...
DIY art scene flourishes at Little 5 Fest
Several spring festivities are kicking off in Atlanta, one being the 2nd annual Little 5 Fest held on March 29 and hosted by the Little...
“Dataverse” opens at High
Renowned Japanese digital media artist Ryoji Ikeda’s first United States exhibition “data-verse,” is currently on display at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. First commissioned in...
Highlights from Atlanta’s annual DocuFest
In the intimacy of the Blackbox, a small crowd gathered under the shadows of Limelight Theater for Atlanta’s annual DocuFest, which has a long history...
Ray Mendoza and Kit Connor stay true to soldiers’ memories in ‘Warfare’
“Warfare” is unlike any movie you’ve seen before. Not quite a biography, nor a biopic, but a real story all the same. The 95-minute film...
Gregory Alan Isakov performs with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra
Hundreds of concert-goers filled the Atlanta Symphony Hall to bear witness to Gregory Alan Isakov’s musical prowess as he performed with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra...
“A Minecraft Movie” crafts adventure for all ages
Almost 14 years after the release of the best-selling video game, “A Minecraft Movie” tells the story of five people who are transported into the...
Girlpuppy’s debuts new sound on sophomore album “Sweetness”
Intentionality meets dream-pop in Atlanta band girlpuppy’s sophomore album, “Sweetness.” This release is meant for people stuck in heartbreak that will not mend. This project...
“A Beautiful Noise” reflects Neil Diamond’s legacy
The Fox Theatre was filled with audiences “ba ba ba”-ing to “Sweet Caroline” and exploring the personal life of Neil Diamond during the limited one-week...
“O’Dessa” is a fun, cyberpunk rock opera
In a bid to create the next “cult-classic,” Searchlight Pictures offers up “O’Dessa,” a neon cyberpunk rock opera starring Sadie Sink (“Stranger Things”) as O’Dessa,...
“Opus” explores cult-like fandom
Most people have heard a group, whether it’s a political party or movie franchise fanbase, referred to as “culty” at some point or another. While...
Georgia Tech Musician’s Network showcases at the Masquerade
Georgia Tech Musician’s Network (GTMN) is one of the many ways Tech students are able to express themselves creatively, despite the school’s reputation for academic...
Concert review: Friko is reinventing rock
First, start with a catchy, repetitive guitar riff. Throw in an off-handed drum fill, and then finish it off with some slightly cliche lyrics. That...
“Mickey 17” sidelines its most interesting ideas
When Bong Joon Ho has something to say, he likes to say it with a megaphone. His 2013 action-dystopia “Snowpiercer” followed the last remnants of...
“On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” explores the complexity of family
A24 and Rungano Nyoni’s latest film, “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,” hits screens in the United States on March 7, having released earlier in the...
Dancing With the Stars Live! dazzles Atlanta on nationwide tour
The Dancing With the Stars Live! Tour brought the glitz and glam of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars TV show to Fox Theatre on Friday,...
Renowned poets visit Tech for spring semester reading
On Feb. 13, two renowned writers visited Tech to give a poetry reading. The event was organized by Poetry@Tech, a program with more than 20...