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A riveting noise rock outfit from New York by the name “White Suns” delivered a cochlea-crushing performance at Art House on Friday night. On last year’s Sinews LP, White Suns meshed hardcore punk vocals with an all-out assault of distorted guitar, blast beats, and screeching feedback loops.
I walk out of Fisk on the first warm Monday afternoon of the spring and I’m thinking about Dante. Who was Beatrice IRL? Virgil seems like a G, too bad he’s stuck in Inferno. Why is Paradise so boring? I soon spot Grand Cousin singer/ guitarist Henry Hall ‘14, drummer Evan Low ‘14, and bassist Robby Caplan ‘14 outside and these medieval ruminations vanish. We decide we’ll just wing an interview under the sun. As soon as we settle in the perfect spot of grass below North College Henry says, “I feel like I’m at Coachella right now a little bit. Whenever I sit in grass and I’m showered in the rays of sun I feel like I’m at Coachella.” Hit the jump...now.
Sweater Beats (Antonio Cuna) landed at Psi U on Friday, April 4 and lived up to his booty bouncing fame. Rocking the house with infectious pop remixes and blistering house originals, Cuna brought the house down.Hit the jump to watch Cuna talk on how he started out in music and his undying love for doughnuts.
On Saturday night Eclectic's doors were temporarily unshackled (thanks MC Apper '13!) for "Zammuto (of the books), Snow Blind, and The Japanese: A WESUConcert." Seven of our writers were there, in various states of sobriety, taking notes.
