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Album Reviews

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By: Neil MacAlister and Courtney Miller Saturation II by Brockhampton There’s always a fear that when an artist (or, in this case, a collective) drops too...
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Book of the Week: You Can’t Touch My Hair is a funny and compelling read

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By: Grace Rose At its heart, You Can’t Touch My Hair  (fully titled You Can’t Touch My Hair and Other Things I Still Have To...
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The Dirty Nil achieves maximum rock and roll in 2017

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By: Andrea Renney Hailing from Hamilton, Ontario, the Dirty Nil is three guys and a guitar, a bass, and a drumset. Call them a rock...
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It floats to the top of the box office — and for good reason

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By: Andrea Renney There’s been a lot of buzz about It, the recent adaptation of Stephen King’s well-known horror novel of the same name that...
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New Music Friday

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By: Ana Maria Mejia Morales, Edna Batengas, Neil MacAlister and Jenna Beetstra https://open.spotify.com/user/thepeaksfu/playlist/3T7M7VFJYA5JJ4ErHECpyy “Dance with Someone!!!” – Busty and the Bass Ana Maria Mejia Morales: This...
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Album Reviews

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By: Neil MacAlister and Sam Mumford The Autobiography by Vic Mensa Grammy-nominated Vic Mensa dropped his newest album just last month. This is Mensa’s first official...
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Dunkirk: the genius of Christopher Nolan

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By: Ana Maria Mejia Morales I usually don’t like action movies. Forgive my taste, but I truly believe that cinema, the seventh art, should be...
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Flamenco Festival brings international stars to Vancouver

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By: Tessa Perkins For over 25 years, Flamenco Rosario has been bringing together local and international artists for an annual celebration of the Spanish music...
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Vancouver has a brand new music festival

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By: Tessa Perkins While there are plenty of music festivals in BC, Vancouver has been lacking its own event that doesn’t require a road trip...
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Book of the Week: André Alexis’ Fifteen Dogs is a beautiful exercise in the theory of consciousness

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By: Aaron Richardson Even with the plot of a movie we’ve all seen and hated, Fifteen Dogs is more than worth the read. The book follows...
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[email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024