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Seeing sounds: An instructional guide to predicting the sound of an album before you listen to it

Mary Luce
April 8, 2025
Glitchcore, indie, International, LGBTQ+, Music Composition, Music History, Opinion, Print Edition, Soul, women in music
Art by Anais Roatta Here at B-Side, your local student music publication, we delve deep into the music we love in order to understand its evocative power and cultural necessity—we celebrate music’s capa...

The Tallest Man on Earth maps the road from old to new on Dark Bird is Home

Sam Putt
May 11, 2015
Album Review
After an absence of nearly three years, The Tallest Man on Earth returns with an anticipated compilation album that encompasses the most poignant moments of his previous musical offerings. It feels familiar...

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart play Copenhagen

Penelope Leggett
June 27, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK* -- The Pains of Being Pure at Heart performed in Denmark this past Monday, June 23, on one of their European tour dates following the release of Days of Abandon (2014). They played with ...

Edmonton’s Royal Tusk: “Player-oriented,” Oilers fans, and soup makers

Joanna Jiang
June 22, 2014
Interview
TORONTO, ON*--If you ever wondered what your favorite pop punk band would sound grown up, look no further. Royal Tusk are two parts members of the (now-defunct) band Ten Second Epic, supplemented by a weathe...

Klingande draws crowd at underground Canadian debut, leaves only positive energy

Joanna Jiang
June 14, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
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TORONTO, ON* -- The audience was primarily European, or so a girl from Berlin said to me Thursday evening at The Drake Underground. She laughed knowingly. “It’s the Klingande crowd.” And she was right. ...

Arcade Fire in London: a reflektive spectacle

Conner Smith
June 14, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
LONDON, ENGLAND* -- Beneath transformative flashing lights and a mobile ceiling of mirrors, Arcade Fire staged a breathtaking coup of London’s Earls Court on Friday and Saturday night. The expansive hall was...

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