Post-rock bands
While radio-ready pop acts have benefited most from television's recent heavy placement of indie music, even the mellifluous and experimental Explosions in the Sky has cashed in on this trend.
Andrea Fineman
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Synthesized band rocks hard
The advent of the Moog synthesizer in 1971 heralded an age of synthesized instrumental music. Yet the concept of playing instrumental rock on traditional instruments is still the focus of many post rock and experimental rock groups.
Voicemale headed for competition
The all-male a cappella group VoiceMale may be riding high on some recent successes, but has many more opportunities to come.
Serene sounds of the Senior Recital Series
Violinist Graham Patten's '07 gentle performance Saturday night belied his technical skill in the solo works he performed, as well as in the sublime piano trio that concluded the evening.
Two terrific nights at the indie opera
BOSTON-Technical skill and energy are the two extremes of live performances. Often, one has to take a back seat to the other, resulting in either a rather cacophonous or a rather snoozy show.
Sudanese images of death, survival and hope
CORRECTION APPENDED (SEE BOTTOM)Brandeis students should be familiar by now with Sudan-related demonstrations and projects.
Oddball indie folk gazes inward
To all Brandeis students who were not present at the K Records show at Chum's Sunday: You made the wrong choice.
Oddball indie folk gazes inward
To all Brandeis students who were not present at the K Records show at Chum's Sunday: You made the wrong choice.
Folk springs eternal
From artist-in-residence Clare Rojas's quasi-folk paintings and textiles to a series of video art concerned with surveillance and privacy issues in contemporary times, visitors to the Rose Art Museum should expect an eclectic range of art this fall.
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