by Darcy Ritchie | Jan 20, 2021 | Articles, Features, News Articles
Aggie Radio, Utah State University’s student-run radio station, won the Spirit of College Radio Award last month — the station’s second consecutive year winning the award. Aggie Radio was one of ten stations to receive the award out of the 600 stations from 43...
by Sydney Dahle | Jan 20, 2021 | Articles, Features, Interviews
Brandon Flowers might be the most famous Mormon in the world — or tied only with Senator Mitt Romney. As the lead singer of the famous rock band The Killers, he had a lot to focus on, but there was never a time where faith wasn’t on the schedule. On Tuesday, Dr....
by Nathan Miskimens | Oct 23, 2020 | Articles, Features
October 6, the world of Rock and Roll received sad news when Wolf Van Halen tweeted that his father, Eddie Van Halen, had “lost his long and arduous battle with cancer.” Eddie Van Halen had been battling cancer for about two decades, and he lost his life to it at the...
by Gage Duffin | Oct 16, 2020 | Articles, Movie Reviews, Reviews
When 1,200 17-year-old boys simulate the Texas government over the course of a week, what they simulate is something that might be more functional than the actual thing. A24’s newest documentary “Boys State” focuses on the American Legions version of the great...
by Brandon Ellis | Sep 15, 2020 | Features
“I overheard she was 19/ She’s got a fake ID and a nose ring/ Those kind of girls tend to know things better than I do.” The lyrics to local hit song “Kilby Girl” by The Backseat Lovers paint a narrative for the lesser-known music based subculture born...
by Josie Rivera | Jul 19, 2020 | Articles, Reviews, Single Reviews
2020 will inevitably be marked as a tumultuous and pivotal time socially and politically speaking. On July 10th, Harpers, a local band from Provo, elected to release “By and By”: a whimsical little track featuring whimsical piano gimmicks and whimsical vocal harmonies...
