The Minnesota Daily

New age gets new life

by Griffin Fillipitch
Published March 8, 2012

Julianna Barwick uses little more than her voice to make heavenly noise.

The song remains the same

by Tony
Published March 8, 2012

All-female Lez Zeppelin is a cut above other imitators

I know why the yellow ostrich sings

by Tony
Published March 8, 2012

Yellow Ostrich flies high with a new LP.

On The Marc

by Sarah Harper
Published March 8, 2012

After more than a decade on Acme Comedy Company’s no-fly list, heady stalwart Marc Maron is back.

How To Write A Novel

by Sarah Harper
Published March 8, 2012

Katie Robison, a University of Minnesota grad student, just published the YA fantasy-thriller, “Downburst.”

Little Miss Prissy

by Raghav Mehta
Published March 8, 2012

Winners of Vita.mn’s Are You Local? contest sat down with A&E before taking off for SXSW.

Edit your party photos like a pro

by Sarah Harper
Published March 6, 2012

You don’t have to use fancy software to dress up your photos. Yes, Picnik is the answer.

CD Roundup: Magnetic Fields, The Men, Burial

by Dylan Hester
Published March 6, 2012

Artist The Magnetic Fields Album “Love at the Bottom of the Sea” Label Merge Records Ten albums in, The Magnetic Fields make a return to the sonic terrain they haven’t visited...

It’s About To Get Real

by Tony
Published March 1, 2012

The Walker’s new exhibit plumbs the depths of the Uncanny Valley

Review: Hunx’s “Hairdresser Blues”

by Griffin Fillipitch
Published March 1, 2012

Oakland garage-popper Hunx learns how to be sad, but not too sad.

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