Pacing is an anti-folk indie band with strong influences from indie pop. Starting out as the solo songwriting project of Katie McTigue, Pacing went on to tour as a trio when a vocalist-drummer and a guitarist joined the band. Honest, confessional lyrics stand at the heart of all of Pacing’s albums. This is especially noticeable on the album “Real Poetry is Always about Plants...

Breyton Hill attends Brain Night at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. As she explores, she talks to researchers, volunteers, and community members all attending or tabling for Brain Night. Chris Smith, the museum’s Coordinator of Current Science Programs explains more a...

In today’s episode, Sophs sits down with Emily Foster, the Co-Director of the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival taking place in Durham April 16th–19th. We talk about the great new films and filmmakers that will be showcased, what makes this year’s lineup especially exciting, and how the festival continues to be a vital platform for documentary storytelling.

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There is no genre quite like Midwest Emo. Within the scape of this genre, there are few groups like Camping In Alaska. From their song titles being fun and nonsensical, to their lyrics being deep and intimate, Camping In Alaska is a supergroup in the world of Midwest Emo.

Walking into Cat’s Cradle I was not prepared for the show that I was in for. I was expecting a ...

“The Most Dear and The Future” is a bite-sized lofi electronic album that feels like a collage. When I decided to review this album I had already heard a few songs from it and knew to expect the pasted together sound. I decided to take out a paper and pen and write down every one of these found sounds that I could pick out of the musical blend they were inside of. Here is a s...