Conan Gray’s evolution in music and love
In 2017, Conan Gray burst into the pop scene with his self-released EP, “Sunset Season,” a bittersweet ode to growing out of small-town life. From...
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Fans reminisce on ‘The Eminem Show’ for 20th Anniversary
Thursday, May 26, 2022, marked the 20th anniversary of what many Eminem fans would say is Eminem’s best album, one that marked him as an...
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ stuns during AAPI Month
“Everything Everywhere All at Once” is one of Hollywood’s most groundbreaking multiversal sci-fi movies, highlighted by its story told through an Asian-American lens. Michelle Yeoh...
‘Stranger Things’ 4: The return to Hawkins feels scarier
After an almost three year break, fans of the popular Netflix original series “Stranger Things” eagerly awaited the show’s return with volume one of its...
Orville Peck proves superstar quality on ‘Bronco’
Despite Dolly Parton becoming an icon for the LGBTQIA+ community and Lil Nas X’s attempt to bring country influences into this music, there remains a...
Poppy hypnotizes crowd at Buckhead Theatre
Poppy performed at the Buckhead Theater on April 6, bringing her “Never Find My Place Tour” to Atlanta. The singer-songwriter and musician became a viral YouTube...
50 years later, never a better time for ‘Ziggy Stardust’
With a new global threat emerging seemingly every month, the average Tech student questions the future of Earth. Each new virus, war or climate emergency...
Harchit Kohli’s childhood dream to college career
Canadian singer, songwriter and producer Harchit Kohli has had a productive lockdown and is using the amassed momentum to continue to grow. The University of Waterloo...
DramaTech performs satirical Marxist piss play
The lights dim, hold and fade back in. We see disheveled bodies sprawled across the stage, lying next to “Public Amenity No. 9,” the filthiest...
‘Love’ exhibit encapsulates unspoken at the High
“What Is Left Unspoken, Love” opened on March 25 at the High Museum of Art in Midtown. The exhibit explores questions surrounding love and relationships. ...
‘Atlanta’ is the best of contemporary surrealism
The first two episodes of “Atlanta” season three dropped on March 24, and any fan expecting normalcy or even slight adherence to the tried and...
The Maine bring punk to the Masquerade
On Friday, March 25, Tech’s spring break was coming to an end. As the evening drew near, there was a slight chill in the air,...
Matt Maltese leaves Center Stage in wonder
Matt Maltese is a man of wonder, charm and boyish attributes. The soft embrace of his wilting feminine voice is an alluring experience, and he...
‘Night Vale’ live show haunts Variety Playhouse
This year marks the ten year anniversary of Welcome to Night Vale, the popular serial fiction and surrealist podcast created by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey...
UPSAHL’s live album sure to have SALES-UP
“I think I’m done with 21” is a thought many Tech students have probably thought at some point in their college careers, and singer-songwriter UPSAHL...
Looking back on March’s pop-punk releases
While we may be saying goodbye to March, there is no way we are saying goodbye to all the new music released within the past...
Machine Gun Kelly turns punk in new album
Our Take: 4.5/5 Stars “Punk Rock is good for the soul.” The old adage rings true for “Mainstream Sellout,” the latest studio album from Colson...
Space and intimacy in the time of Sam Weber
Space is a beautiful thing — not the cosmic wonder that looms over us at any given time, but the kind that humans occupy and...