Music
Kurt Vile: Extended Interview
You may have heard of Kurt Vile — his presence on the Philadelphia music scene (he’s a native) is undeniably significant, and his woozy folk–rock jams have made him a mainstay in the indie scene at large.
Pitchfork in Review: Extended Version
Chicago's Pitchfork Music Festival provided, as usual, a dauntingly long list of indie talent. The only thing harder than finding water was figuring out which acts to see. Here are our favorites from the weekend.
Tune In, Wash Out
Washed Out’s debut album carries on the hypnotic tradition of shoe gaze
I Do Thee Wed?
Despite a solid sound, Matrimony could benefit from some alone time
Precedent–Elect
After a five–year hiatus, The Elected returns with more of the same
Living the Dream: Extended Interview
Recent grad Nicky Berger juggled managing his band, Grouplove, with schoolwork while a senior at Penn.
When Free is Just Boring: Brooklyn's Attempt at Free Concerts
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Review: Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys grow and stay the same
Born to be Wild
Gaga champions the oddities of the 80s
One Track Mind: Beyonce, “Girls (Who Run The World)”
So, Beyonce is back. And, apparently, still channeling her alter ego Sasha Fierce.
Musicologists Sound Off
Sometimes a superficial listen to today's pop music isn't enough. For a more comprehensive take, we turned to Penn's Music Department.
Not-Quite-Fantastic Mr. Fox
Flannely folk group falls somewhat short of past greatness.
