Elizabeth Bichkoff
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Horse Lords, Barreleye hypnotize concertgoers at PYGMALION Day 4 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Funky guitar swells and heavy distortion filled Gallery Art Bar on Sunday as Barreleye and Horse Lords performed for the final night of PYGMALION. Both bands brought an experimental feel to the stage, incorporating unique tuning styles and prolonged sequences, often transitioning from one song into the next. Barreleye, an experimental art-rock band formed out of the Urbana DIY show scene, played music from its debut album, “One Eye Glitters,” including “Call Me,” “Dancer” and “Swip,” an 18-minut
Robby Hoffman delivers raunchy comedy at PYGMALION Day 1 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Krannert Center for the Performing Arts welcomed Emmy Award-winning comedian Robby Hoffman to the Tryon Festival Theatre Thursday night. As one of the headlining acts for PYGMALION, Hoffman’s set started at 7:30 p.m. and lasted just over an hour, including topics like “nepo babies,” sex and queer identity. When KCPA opened its doors 30 minutes before showtime, a crowd formed three long lines across the lobby, extending to the seating near Intermezzo Cafe. Logan Lauren, a graduate student studyin
West Nevada packs a punch, plays with heart - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Under the porchlight of The Treehouse, West Nevada spoke with The Daily Illini about how it came to be. What initially started as a few small-town musicians seeking community has since grown into a band with its own place in Urbana’s local music scene. West Nevada includes Ray Henna on lead vocals and bass, Hunter Bennett on guitar and vocals, Austin Corley on drums and keyboard and Jake Guglielmi on guitar, bass and backup vocals. The band recently released its debut EP “Seven Ten” and performe
Celebrated actor Tim Curry dies at 80 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Tim Curry, English actor best known for his roles as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the 1975 musical “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and Pennywise in the 1990 miniseries “It,” died Tuesday at 80 years old. The announcement came from his longtime friend and manager Marcia Hurwitz, who confirmed that Curry died peacefully at his home in Los Angeles. Curry, who had been battling health issues for over a decade, said last year in an interview for CBS News Sunday Morning that he suffered from a stroke in 2012
Charli xcx’s ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ cures the ‘Brat’ hangover - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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It is impossible to listen to Charli xcx’s newest release, “Music, Fashion, Film,” without the constant reminder of the legacy of “Brat.” Rather than matching its passionate declarations, this album is more observational than confrontational. It feels the eyes on it in a way that “Brat” did not. Despite incorporating rock influences into her music before, “Music, Fashion, Film” is Charli xcx’s first studio album to fully commit to a rock-forward sound. Her gritty, dark, party-girl persona transl
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