Going Rogue with Chloe McClare
McClare is embracing the unknown of the filmmaking process in her Honors Scholar project When fourth-year media communication…
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Students create short film on campus
On April 1, 2023, a group of Point Loma Nazarene University film students set up equipment to film…
It’s Time to Face the Music: Bring Carole King’s “Music” Out of the Shadows
How do you follow an album that’s known for its 14 million units sold, four Grammy awards, two…
Revisiting Pink Floyd’s “The Wall”
It’s only fair guitarist David Gilmour got to make two albums with Pink Floyd without the band’s bassist…
Imagine being the one who has to explain this at the dinner table
Fourth-year visual arts major Alex Shoemaker started collecting paint swatches and magazine clippings in early high school. Her…
“10,000 Gecs:” Keeping ENT’s Employed
I don’t remember having tinnitus before listening to 100 Gecs’ newest album, “10,000 Gecs,” but ever since, there’s…
Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” Celebrates 50 Years
Just about 50 years ago, a young British band who had a few albums and a couple of…
There’s A Lot to Love About “Love Sick”
They say to not bite the hand that feeds you, and so far in 2023, Don Toliver is…
Out of the Glovebox: “Oar”
Swinging a fireman’s ax through the hotel-room door of his band mate landed Alexander “Skip” Spence in prison…
So Far, So Good: Inhaler’s Sophomore Album “Cuts & Bruises”
The second studio album, “Cuts & Bruises,” from Dublin-based band Inhaler is here, bringing a bold take on…