I’ve always believed museums have a certain magic – that instant calm when you step into a gallery and stand in front of a masterpiece. Now, science has finally caught up: a new study shows that looking at original works… The post This Simple Museum… Read More »This Simple Museum Habit Can Lower Your Stress in Minutes – New Study Says So
Are you ready for total destruction?! Stillbirth hit like a sky-high, all-devouring tsunami, mercilessly crushing ears and minds from the very first exposure to their brutal sound. The band are based in Hagen, Germany, and were founded in 1999 by former guitarist and now vocalist… Read More »Track-by-Track: Stillbirth – “Survival Protocal”
More and more with K-pop, we’re seeing a rift form between acts who primarily target Asian markets and those making a bigger push toward Western audiences. Ideally, artists would simply release great music that appeals to everyone, but it’s not uncommon for a performer to… Read More »Song Review: Wonho – If You Wanna
Students across Ontario are leading the sustainability movement: they organize eco-clubs, launch recycling programs, and run green campaigns. But while school boards promote environmental values, student-led sustainability often receives little real support. The gap between school policy and student action reveals how eco-clubs are carrying… Read More »Ontario Schools Talk Green, But Are They Supporting Eco-Clubs?
A couple of weeks ago, Lucy released an OST that captured my attention. I love when the group colors slightly outside genre lines, bringing in electronic elements to compliment their existing tone. For a few years now, the band’s work has threatened to congeal into… Read More »Song Review: Lucy – Where’s Your Love