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An online outburst
Kanye West is back on Twitter, but he is still the same problematic firebrand

Twitter is a wonderful device for gauging the connected culture of the human race. It keeps track of our trends in news, culture, sports and just about everything else so […]

The music and I
A weekly album review segment

Kanye West – “Yeezus” Year Released: 2013 Like: Death Grips, Jpegmafia, clipping. Songs to Try: ‘I’m In It,’ ‘Hold My Liquor,’ ‘On Sight’ Gearing up for the Yeezy/GOOD Music hype […]

The music and I
A weekly album review segment

Timber Timbre – ‘Sincerely, Future Pollution’ Year Released: 2017 Like: Fleet Foxes, The National, Sun Kil Moon Songs to Try: ‘Western Questions,’ ‘Skin Tone,’ ‘Moment’ Toronto-based rock group Timber Timbre […]

Best of the best – Treefort edition
A weekly album review segment

Jamila Woods – “HEAVN” Year Released: 2016 Like: Solange, Chance the Rapper, Blood Orange Songs to Try: ‘Holy,’ ‘LSD,’ ‘Breadcrumbs’ The varied themes Jamila Woods faces in her 2016 album […]

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(6)lacking variety
The hip-hop genre shouldn’t be the only music Finals Fest offers year after year

Finals Fest is most notable for bringing in rising stars, and University of Idaho students will get a chance to decide for themselves April 28. But, Finals Fest is also […]

The best of the best
A weekly album review segment

Suuns “images du futur” Year Released: 2013 Like: pavement, Liars, Sonic Youth Highlighted Songs: ‘020,’ ‘Mirror Mirror’[102] “Images Du Futur” Montreal-based rock outfit Suuns’ 2013 album highlights an affliction to […]

The best of the best
A weekly album review segment

Aphex Twin “Syro” Year Released: 2014 Like: Boards of Canada, Squarepusher, Mu-Ziq Highlighted Songs: produk 29 [101], 180db_ [130], syro u473t8+e [141.98][piezoluminescence mix], aisatsana [102] With a techno/electronic career spanning almost […]

Creating Calefax
Pioneers of the Calefax Reed Quintet display their talents

Five Dutch musicians demonstrated their hard work, experience, talent and dedication during a performance that showcased an uncommon genre of music Tuesday in the University of Idaho Administration Building Auditorium. […]

Changing the cliche
Flute professor released 10th classical album March 1

Most instruments have a cliche, said Leonard Garrison, University of Idaho professor of flute and associate director of the Lionel Hampton School of Music. In his new album “The White […]

Pushing back with the blues
UI professor connects blues with the failure of U.S. legal institutions

Among the bustle of students during the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Friday, classrooms in the Teaching and Learning Center were home to a variety of important workshops, […]