Music Review
By Carter Nall Staff Writer Loud feedback and rock music blared at the 9th annual Garage Band Competition held in the Niemeyer Center at Clackamas Community College on April 19. Ten bands played in the competition and they all played one song for the judges, who were faculty in the music department. After the…
By Daegan Waagmeester Social Media Editor Sleep Token is viewed by many as metal icons and viewed by others as a strange genreless musical cult, and both groups would be correct. On May 8, the band released their fourth full scale project Even in Arcadia, providing another cryptically beautiful piece to their story. Sleep…
By Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo Photo Editor
By Quinton Prudhomme Co-Editor-in-Chief “You buy one sampler, and then you buy the second one, and then you start putting them together, and then you buy another one,” said Alex Meltzer, an electronic beat maker and bass player during the music department’s Tuesday at 12 music series on Jan. 28. The events takes place every…
By Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo Associate Photo Editor
By Daegan Waagmeester Staff Writer Bossa nova jazz is one of the most well known yet unrecognized music genres. Hailing from Brazil, it’s groovy, versatile and fun. Most people have heard and enjoyed bossa nova in coffee shops and in day-to-day life without even realizing it. Luckily, Clackamas Community College recently held an event called…
By Daegan Waagmeester Staff Writer Tyler, the Creator released his seventh studio album, “Chromakopia,” just in time for Halloween. With its fitting eerie themes and frightening aesthetic, Tyler continues to push the boundaries of hip hop with another classic. Tyler is one of the most fascinating and musically diverse artists in the world right now…