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(10/28/13 1:43am)
If you somehow managed to miss the swing dance flash mobs, the colorful chalk advertisements all over Grounds and the group of students in AFTERDARK T-shirts tossing out flyers on the Lawn, you really must have had a lot of midterms. For everyone who got the memo, you had the chance to experience AFTERDARK, an event “where music and message meet” that featured heartthrobs Ben Rector and Tyrone Wells.
(10/17/13 5:28pm)
Long gone are the days of innocent, catchy pop from of Montreal. The band, hailing from Athens, Ga., released its 12th studio album, “Lousy with Sylvianbriar,” earlier this month. The record steers in an entirely different direction from that of 2005’s hit song “Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Other Games.” “Lousy” welcomes a return of the 1960s, literally — the band recorded its tracks on a 24-track tape machine in a home studio. Losing the crystal-clear sound of the group’s previous albums, this album also sacrifices purity and fluidity.
(10/07/13 5:38pm)
I’m not entirely sure what I expected from Michael “Nick” Nichols, National Geographic’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the publication’s Editor-at-Large of photography, but it certainly was not a kind-hearted, down-to-earth man standing proudly, but not pompously, in front of the dwarfing images of larger-than-life elephants, lions and trees.
(09/30/13 12:24am)
John Paul Jones Arena was flooded last week by a sea of rainbow colored hair, non-prescription glasses and mustaches, with the faint scent of thrift store clothing floating through the air as fans from around Charlottesville streamed in to see Icelandic sensation, Sigur Rós. The crowd of Zooey Deschanel look-alikes, although relatively small considering the size of the arena, buzzed with excitement as they awaited the arrival of lead singer Jónsi Birgisson and his 10-person band.
(09/19/13 12:40am)
Virginia native K Ishibashi, known onstage as Kishi Bashi, is setting the bar high for an up-and-coming genre of music that blends synthetic violin looping with an epic, psychedelic sound. Although the music has an effervescent, orchestral sound, K’s debut album “151a” was recorded at the makeshift studio he constructed in his parents’ house in Norfolk.