Heavier, melancholier, but definitely still Breaking Benjamin
Most of the tracks delve deeply—thematically and lyrically—into the self-reflective angst that one expects from Breaking Benjamin.
Category: ARTS
Remembering Leonard Cohen
Cohen’s music does not just inspire the plot—it is the plot, and accounts for the only dialogue between characters.
An adventure game for two
The co-op style opens up tons of options not seen in games of this genre.
Chairman of the Board: Everything is vine
You need to go into the game with solid strategy and accept that other players are going to inadvertently sabotage it.
How to penetrate the seemingly-steel exterior of the Vancouver arts community
Here are some habits you can adopt to further dive into the lesser-known parts of Vancouver’s arts community.
A crafty and detailed Wes Anderson film
While Isle of Dogs takes place in the future, the cinematography makes it look like the 1960s.
Stellar Music students recognized at Awards Benefit Concert
“It’s definitely helped in some ways, for learning how to compose in a different mindset than I’m used to.” – Music student Walter Mason
On the street: Busking in Vancouver
“Well, I can go to the studio and practice, or I can go practice in the street and get immediate feedback. Faster than Rotten Tomatoes.” – Jak Drum
A dramatic cultural exchange
The film is the type that looks lighthearted but is actually more serious.
That convenience store at Queen Street East and Sherbourne
The show resonates with me because the Kims are an immigrant family, like my own.