Inside the annual School of Performing Arts Music Sale GWEN PEMBERTON (SHE/HER) // ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR TIFFANY ZHONG (SHE/HER) // ILLUSTRATOR The sounds of raucous horns and drums flow…
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Felisha And The Jazz Rejects
The resurgence of Vancouver’s underground music scene Avery Nowicki (they/them) // Contributor There are 3 hours and 21 minutes until midnight on December 31st, 2022. New Year’s Eve lurks on…
The State of Student Mental Health
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in feelings of stress and anxiety in young people across Canada Joss Arnott // Staff Writer “I didn’t know I was depressed…
Behind Good Intentions: An Autistic Perspective on Sia’s Film Music
Despite claims of writing Music out of “nothing but love” for the autistic community, Sia’s angry response to autistic Twitter users proves the opposite Lindsay Fortin // ContributorGERALDINE YARIS //…
Remembering Smilin’ Buddha Cabaret
After closing last October, SBC remains in the memories of many Vancouverites as a pillar of underground culture Alexis Ola Zygan // Contributor Paul Cannon // Photographer For more than…
A Closer Listen: They are making Usher sing about the dead again
Carlo Javier // columnist It must’ve been the magic of television, but I could’ve sworn Usher was floating. At least this is how I perceived what I was seeing on…
A Closer Listen: Musings on Love, Heartbreak and John Mayer
Carlo Javier // Columnist Of all the different versions of “Daughters” you can find in John Mayer’s discography, I like the one in Where the Light Is the most. Like the other…
A Conversation With Necking
The Vancouver-based, post-punk band talks diversity and gentrification Theodore Abbott // Contributor Kerria Gray // Photographer In the no-fun-city of Vancouver, among a landscape of closed down venues and repetitive…
A Closer Listen: Are we growing up or just going down?
Carlo Javier // Columnist 2019 was a long year for me. Much of it was spent surviving the decay of a personal relationship, and the rest was spent weathering the…