Women’s History Month: Musicians
Florence Price Florence Price was born in Arkansas in 1887. Her mother was a music teacher, and Price graduated with honors from the New England Conservatory of Music. In 1910,…
Why is ‘Old’ So New?
If you look around today, many people are interested in vintage or retro things. This might be in appearance from hairstyles or clothing. Or it can be seen in today’s…
The Resurgence of Vinyl Records
Known commonly today as a record player, inventions of phonograph technology were noted as early as 1857. Thomas Edison is usually credited with the invention in 1877, however. The LP…
Celebrating Appalachia Culture and Music
On January 13, the Appalachian Outreach program here at Sinclair will be hosting beautiful performances from 11:00 am-1:00 pm, as part of Sinclair’s Welcome Week events. The event commemorates and…
Looking Back On: Twenty One Pilots, “BLURRYFACE”
On May 17, 2015, Twenty One Pilots’ (TOP) released their album “BLURRYFΛCE.” (Blurryface) wasn’t the first TØP album that I had listened to. Back around 2011, when Tyler Joepsh’s “Can’t…
Looking Back On: Panic! At The Disco, “Vices and Virtues”
“Vices and Virtues” is pure steampunk in aesthetic and sound. It was the newest Panic! At The Disco album when I got into them in early 2011. It’s so good…