Doechii’s ‘Anxiety’ is everything wrong with modern sampling
Rapper Doechii’s new single leans heavily on Gotye’s 2012 hit “Somebody That I Used to Know," and it has an identity crisis.
Julius Rodriguez electrifies The Clarice with genre-blurring jazz, boundless energy
Multi-instrumentalist Julius Rodriguez performed at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on Thursday, incorporating elements of jazz, R&B and electronic dance music.
‘Deepe Darknesse’ challenges contemporary dance expectations
Experimentation and the surreal provide the groundwork for 'Deepe Darknesse' — a theater-dance hybrid rebelling against contemporary norms.
FKA Twigs pairs glitchy beats, bold confidence in ‘EUSEXUA’
FKA Twigs dropped her third album Friday, converting her signature glitchy style to dance tracks.
Father John Misty is defiant, unpredictable on ‘Mahashmashana’
The indie folk singer’s sixth album is an unpredictable exploration of eclectic genres.
‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ challenges culture of media consumption
The show characterizes the internet through onstage projections in a performance that blends lecture, comedy and theater.
Frank Ocean doesn’t owe us new music
In the eight years since releasing his critically acclaimed album Blonde, fans are (not so) patiently awaiting Ocean's follow-up project.
The Cure finds peace in grief on ‘Songs of a Lost World’
The legendary British rock band returns with a new album after 16 years.
‘BLKDOG’ at The Clarice examines trauma through contemporary dance
British hip hop dance company Far From the Norm’s award-winning show centers around forms of trauma faced by youth.
‘We Live in the Sky’ Stamp Gallery exhibit finds meaning in movement
The exhibit is an eclectic blend of the works of two arts, including a former guest lecturer at this university.