Professors’ picks: Diving into Taiwan’s soundscape with James Wicks
Editor’s Note: “Professors’ picks” is a bi-weekly column that explores the presence of music in PLNU professors’ lives. The goal is to celebrate music... Read more.
This year’s Grammys introduce two new categories
Editor’s Note: Adee Tulcan is a third-year biology major and The Point’s arts and culture editor. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect... Read more.
Professors’ picks: The Lord moves through music in Guimel Sibingo’s life
Editor’s Note: “Professors’ picks” is a bi-weekly column that explores the presence of music in PLNU professors’ lives. The goal is to celebrate music... Read more.
Professors’ picks: How music shapes Brad Kelle’s faith
Editor’s Note: “Professors’ picks” is a bi-weekly column that explores the presence of music in PLNU professors’ lives. The goal is to celebrate music... Read more.
No skips: The albums that snapped in summer 2025
September officially marks the end of summer — when the sun dips below the horizon earlier in the day, and a slight chill whispers on the back of your neck, reminding... Read more.
Professors’ picks: From punk rock to petri dishes with David Cummings
Editor’s Note: “Professors’ picks” is a bi-weekly column that explores the presence of music in PLNU professors’ lives. The goal is to celebrate music... Read more.
Twenty One Pilots Rebounds With The Clancy World Tour
After a somewhat disappointing release with their 2021 album, “Scaled and Icy,” people were worried that Twenty One Pilots had lost their grip on music entirely.... Read more.
Radiohead’s Spiritual Successor: The Smile
It has been nearly eight years since the English rock band Radiohead released an album. Fans have eagerly been waiting for a new album, but many of the band members... Read more.
At Least Music Won’t Leave Me
It’s that time of year again when seemingly everyone has a boyfriend or girlfriend … except you. Valentine’s Day is a rather divisive holiday, where you either... Read more.
The Pain of Moving On in “No Place Like Home”
Emerging nearly four years after their sophomore album “Forever in Bloom,” the indie rock band Vacations has come together yet again with their recent release... Read more.