Section: Arts

A review of Zaytoven and Echosmith’s most recent releases

I’ve got to be honest. The last time I thought about either Zaytoven or Echosmith, I was a sophomore in high school. Even… Read More

Section: Arts

Alumni band Remember Sports returns to the Horn Gallery

When Carmen Perry ’15 paused between songs to speak, people in the crowd hushed each other, and the room almost immediately became quiet. “It’s… Read More

Section: Arts

At WKCO Fest, student musicians rock out under the sun

There were plenty of reasons to be out in the sun last Saturday. Social Board’s Spring Fest featured food trucks and inflatable rides on… Read More

Section: Arts

Senior music majors discuss the personal side of their comps

By his calculations, Joey Chimes ’19 spent over 750 hours practicing for his piano recital. He began working on his pieces, which he performed… Read More

Chamber Singers perform diverse selection at spring concert

The Kenyon College Chamber Singers, clad in the traditional black, brought their spring concert back to the Hillafter spending the first half of… Read More

Section: Arts

Post-punk band Priests gives energetic, joyful performance

As Daniele Daniele’s sticks hit the drums an electric charge seemed to sweep through the air. The crowd instantly jolted into a blurry tangle… Read More

Section: Arts

Visiting musician performs rhythmic shakuhachi concert

The shakuhachi is an unassuming instrument: just a simple wooden cylinder with five holes. However, as Shawn Renzoh Head breathes into it, a… Read More

Section: Arts

First Horn show of the semester casts a supernatural spell

A distorted voice, murmuring poetry, wafted eerily through nebulous layers of ambient vibrations. It echoed chillingly through the room, combining with strange sound… Read More

Section: Arts

La Caccina, all-women professional vocal ensemble, dazzles

Last Saturday, the Gund Concert Series brought Chicago women’s vocal ensemble La Caccina to campus to stage their concert “Gaia.” The group, which… Read More

Section: Arts

Student Spotlight: Shane Wells ’22

It is a beautiful, uncommonly warm Sunday in December. Shane Wells ’22 and I sit outside Wiggin Street Coffee on two Adirondack chairs. He… Read More