Natasha Tar
Track-by-Track: Watching the Sky by Sheppard
June 8, 2018"Watching the Sky" Alex Bloom: I feel like I’m listening to the soundtrack of some inspiring, feel-good Pixar film about an animal. Courtney Miller: I’m not a big believer in intro songs to begin with, but I guess as intro songs go, it’s not the worst? Lots of ethereal voices layered up which was cool though. Zach Siddiqui: I’m already bored. Although maybe this would make a good background track for the beginning of some teen movie? Natasha Tar: This intro is adorable, but I’m super glad that it’s only 50 seconds long. "Coming Home" AB: Reminds me of Christian…
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Q&A with SFU stand-up comedian Sam Gorick
June 3, 2018Sam Gorick, a fourth-year communications student, does stand-up comedy as a hobby. The following is our conversation with him. The Peak: How did you get into stand-up? Sam Gorick: It was a dare. I was dared by a guy, I…
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Arts events to look forward to this summer
May 14, 2018Welcome to summer, the time of slacking off and generally being lazy. This may be your plan, but if you are thinking of venturing outside of your house in the next few months, consider checking out these incredible arts events…
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The Seagull gives its namesake play new life, but not much else
May 11, 2018If you’re into intense love triangles, crying, and general drama, The Seagull is the movie for you. Set in a Russian country estate, the film shows the intense relationships that develop between a group of friends and family. Unfortunately, unrequited…
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Album Reviews
May 7, 2018Dirty Computer by Janelle Monáe Dirty Computer is Janelle Monáe’s third album, and with it, she reveals herself so vulnerably that she has manifested her most bold, beautiful work. Songs such as “Take A Byte” and “Pynk” find…
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At the Biltmore Cabaret
May 5, 2018Biltmore Cabaret opens promptly at 7:30 p.m., allowing the early birds in. My friend and I are here to see Hotel Mira, formerly JPNSGRLS, performing for the first time in two years. Needless to say, I’m excited to see them…
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Films to look out for this year at DOXA
May 4, 2018Maybe you’re too broke or busy to travel. Thankfully, DOXA is here again to show you the globe. DOXA, Vancouver’s documentary film festival, returns this year with unexpected and incredible films from across the world. The festival is…
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UPDATED: Mysterious disappearances reported after reflecting pond parking lot opens
April 14, 2018Update: On March 30, 2018, Magnolia Thresh, a fifth-year kinesiology student, submitted the following story to the Burnaby Police Department: The walkways of Burnaby campus were quiet and undisturbed. The full moon was out, as I made my way across…
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New Music Friday
March 30, 2018[embed]https://open.spotify.com/user/thepeaksfu/playlist/6wILDklwOXStEtn2PTGcSh?si=UdwHj2ZET3ep2CNXxwhA0A[/embed] “In My Blood” – Shawn Mendes Danielle Davie: Incredibly generic, but he does have a nice voice . . . Neil MacAlister: Honestly, I can’t hate Shawn Mendes. For cookie-cutter pop, this isn’t bad. Natasha Tar: It took a…
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Around the circumpolar world in 180 days
March 28, 2018Let’s say you just had a baby. Would your first thoughts be “cool, now I should plan a 180-day trip to different artist residencies in the circumpolar north in the dead of winter”? Probably not, but that’s exactly what Alison…
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