Jacob Collier’s Djesse Vol. 4: What was the point of all that?
While the Grammy-winning music prodigy is clearly talented, the lack of focus on his most recent release creates a dissonant and unpleasant listening experience.
Glaive tones down his sound on ‘a bit of a mad one’ EP
On Glaive’s fourth EP ‘a bit of a mad one’, the artist slows down but still delivers his characteristic blend of emo rap and hyperpop.
The inside world of an outsider: Listening to ‘Hi, How Are You at 40
At forty years, this album deserves a relisten at Daniel Johnston’s level, not above it.
10 Takeaways from UConn’s spring 2022 planning town halls
Last week, the University of Connecticut held two Town Halls to address lingering questions around how COVID-19 will impact the spring semester.
President Biden visits UConn Campus
US President Joe Biden spoke at UConn on Friday, October 15. This is the second time in UConn history a sitting president has visited campus.
Student activists kick off year with Disorientation
On Friday, September 10, students rallied together for an omnibus of intersectional campus political causes. But this gathering had another motive: to introduce new students to the variety of activist groups on campus.
Finding the algorithmically-generated ‘Sound of UConn’ with Data Alchemist Glenn McDonald
Every Noise at Once, an online data-based visualization of all music genres, started like many of Spotify Data Alchemist Glenn McDonald’s projects: a debugging tool for some part of Mcdonald’s job.
UConn helps shoreline towns tackle stormwater runoff
A team of professors and students from UConn are working with Connecticut towns to one local environmental issue: stormwater runoff.