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The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

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Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
All content by Danny Evans
Feature Photo: Colors of Rhythm

Feature Photo: Colors of Rhythm

April 1, 2016
Feature Photo: A Mighty Good Time

Feature Photo: A Mighty Good Time

March 11, 2016

Amanda X Outshines Sebadoh in ‘Sco Doubleheader

March 11, 2016
Julia Julian singer and guitarist Max Ripps (left) and bassist Cena Loffredo, both College first-years, interact with the audience between songs. Two other bands, Shya and Woof, joined Julia Julian for a night full of unorthodox indie rock by Oberlin student musicians at Storage Saturday.

Storage Showspace Hosts Student Rockers

March 4, 2016
Feature Photo: Ray of Sunshine

Feature Photo: Ray of Sunshine

March 4, 2016
Feature Photo: Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet

Feature Photo: Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet

February 26, 2016

On the Record with Active Bird Community

February 26, 2016
Detroit house music producer Mike Huckaby DJs at the ’Sco last Saturday. Both Huckaby and Japanese electronic musician Soichi Terada, for whom Huckaby opened, kept attendees dancing with lengthy but entertaining sets.

Terada, Huckaby Versatile in Lengthy Electronic Sets

February 19, 2016
Singer-songwriter Francesca Blanchard, who played at the Cat in the Cream last Sunday

On the Record with Francesca Blanchard, Singer-Songwriter

February 12, 2016
Feature Photo: SYNTHESTHESIA

Feature Photo: SYNTHESTHESIA

February 12, 2016
Feminist and activist Maria Miranda, who spoke at the Cat in the Cream Thursday

On the Record with Maria Miranda, Artist and Activist

February 5, 2016
Syracuse, NY, punk band Perfect Pussy delivers a passionate, experimental performance at the ’Sco Monday night. Frontwoman Meredith Graves, center, provided politically charged vocals that unified her band’s sound.

Triple Bill Cohesive Despite Stylistic Differences

December 11, 2015
Crossword: Answers to The Arts in Review 2015

Crossword: Answers to “The Arts in Review 2015”

December 11, 2015
Crossword: The Arts in Review 2015

Crossword: The Arts in Review 2015

December 4, 2015
Feature Photo: PI Series Guest Recital with Ingrid Jensen

Feature Photo: PI Series Guest Recital with Ingrid Jensen

December 4, 2015
Deafheaven, a band that draws from metal, shoegaze and post-rock to craft their unique sound, stares into the camera. The San Francisco band’s third album, New Bermuda, stands out as one of the best of 2015.

The Oberlin Review’s Top 25 Albums of 2015

December 4, 2015
News Bulletin: Brian Alegant Named Professor of the Year

News Bulletin: Brian Alegant Named Professor of the Year

November 20, 2015
Feature Photo: Parents Weekend Improv Showcase

Feature Photo: Parents Weekend Improv Showcase

November 13, 2015

Positive Lyrics Centerpiece of Odwalla88’s Empowering Set

November 13, 2015
Jon Fine, OC ’89, guitarist and author of Your Band Sucks: What I Saw at Indie Rock’s Failed Revolution (But Can No Longer Hear), who came to Oberlin for a question and answer session Wednesday.

On the Record with Jon Fine, OC ’89, Guitarist and Author

November 6, 2015
Feature Photo: Oberlin Mozart Players

Feature Photo: Oberlin Mozart Players

November 6, 2015
Feature Photo: The Conductor

Feature Photo: The Conductor

September 25, 2015
Feature Photo: John Raymond Quartet

Feature Photo: John Raymond Quartet

September 18, 2015
Creative Writing Professor Sylvia Watanabe speaks at the opening ceremony of Sadako: In the Spirit of Peace at the Firelands Association for the Visual Arts. Sylvia joined Green Legacy Hiroshima initative founder Tomoko Watanabe and others to help kick off the exhibit, which honors victims of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

Community Artists Pay Tribute to Radiation Victim

September 18, 2015

Hackneyed Songwriting Plagues Eskimeaux Set

September 4, 2015
Steve Coleman, a renowned saxophonist and improvisational composer, who played at the ’Sco and gave a master class on Wednesday

On the Record with Steve Coleman, saxophonist and composer

May 8, 2015

Rock Hall Ceremony Centers on Hackneyed Acts

April 24, 2015
Liturgy stares contemplatively into the distance. Fresh off the release of their electronic-tinged third album, The Ark Work, the Brooklyn-based black metal outfit will play at the ’Sco this Saturday at 10 p.m. Support will come from Sannhet and Horse Lords.

Controversial Band to Combine Disparate Styles

April 10, 2015
Portland-based singer Johanna Warren serenades Tank Co-op with her strangely enchanting guitar playing and vocals. Warrencontrasted her solemn music with quirky stage banter.

Warren, Adron Collaborate Throughout Respective Sets

April 3, 2015
Feature Photo: La finta giardiniera

Feature Photo: La finta giardiniera

March 13, 2015
Pharmakon howls at an enchanted audience. She bridged the gap between music and performance art at the ’Sco Tuesday night.

Pharmakon Blurs Line Separating Noise Music, Performance Art

March 6, 2015
Swans frontman Michael Gira stares down showgoers at the Beachland Ballroom and Tavern in Cleveland. He led his band through a deafening, lengthy set Wednesday night.

Enigmatic Instrumentation, Atmospheric Elements Entrance Crowd

February 27, 2015
On the Record with Keith Myers of Dear White People

On the Record with Keith Myers of Dear White People

February 20, 2015

Feature Photos: Theater Capstone Projects

February 13, 2015

On the Record with Caroline Jackson-Smith

February 6, 2015

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