Culture

‘Belaya Polosa’ and the beauty of post-punk music

If you’re into the mixture of synth-pop with a side helping of depression, you should definitely try it out. Read More

“Transformers: One” transforms the franchise

“Transformers: One” is a cautionary tale about the consequences of being power-hungry. Read More

Miranda Lambert did not die in 2009: “Postcards From Texas” expands her repertoire

If you are seeking an album to join the country wave, “Postcards From Texas” is a great way to start. Read More

Dancing with the Stars? More like dancing with scam artists

Over 11 weeks, contestants work with professional ballroom dancers to learn routines of different styles, competing for the Mirrorball Trophy. And each week, someone is sent home. Read More

String Quartet Theatre at Fringe Fest was ‘nothing short of magical’

Imagine a live performance that allows you to choose your own adventure and see different perspectives on the same story. Read More

Don’t let Sarah Kinsley’s “Escaper” pass you by

Sarah Kinsley is much more than a TikTok one-hit-wonder. Read More

Unfortunately, “F-1 Trillion” is the best country album title of all time

If you have been living under a rock, you may not have heard about the summer's most bewildering development: Post Malone's country album. Studded with southern legends (Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, and Luke Combs, to name a few), “F-1 Trillion" is a project of epic proportions. With 18 tracks, 15 features, and an already available […]

Falling in Reverse’s new album cements them as one of the worst bands of all time

You don’t have to separate the art from the artist, I promise — the music isn’t worth listening to either. Read More

Fringe festival: Local music highlight

This year, local artist Adrianna Noone took the stage at the Rochester Music Hall of Fame.  Read More

“AFRAID” film review

Horror’s remarkable adaptability has made new sights plausible like the countless subgenres that can be found. From bloody slasher films like “Scream” and bone-chilling apocalyptic films like “World War Z,” there’s just about anything for everyone. For decades, the variety of selection has separated horror from its cinema counterparts, and with Bloomhouse’s new release “AFRAID,” […]