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Rhye jazzes up the Ace of Spades

Keren Duque
November 15, 2018
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Earlier in February this year, Rhye released their newest album, Blood (2018), much to the anticipation of many who were awaiting their comeback after their debut album, Woman (2016). At the Ace of Spades in S...

A “Preliminary Outpouring”: an interview with experimental indie-rocker Elijah Egbert

Veronica Irwin and Bianca Lu
March 24, 2018
Interview
As a student musician trying to conquer a new music scene as a junior transfer, one might expect Elijah Egbert to be loud, talkative, and perhaps a little too eager to get you to listen to his music. But this U...

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