Little By Little: Live Performance of “Shine”
Local band Little By Little gave The Murray State News an exclusive live performance of their original song “Shine,” off of their upcoming EP. For an exclusive interview with the band, click here.
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Little By Little: Full Interview
The Murray State News sat down with local band Little By Little to discuss how the band was formed and what’s up next for them. To check out the live performance of their original song “Shine,” click here.
What did we make her do?
Column by Dylan Doyle, Contributing Writer Taylor Swift – ever a popular topic of conversation for traditional and social media outlets alike – recently dropped the acerbic video for her controversial song “Look What You Made Me Do,” and this spiritual successor to “Blank Space” is out for bad blood (and not just Kim Kardashian’s). Plenty Read More
It Just Takes One
By Dasha Tuck, Staff writer “Excuse me sir, you need to pay rent because you are taking up too much space in my mind.” This was just one of the lines performed last week, at The First Presbyterian Church, from Kate Tombaugh’s one-woman show: It Just Takes One. “Timewise it is an autobiographical slice of Read More
Local rock band hosts show to celebrate first single
Story by Nick Erickson, Staff writer Newcomers to the Murray music scene Lethargic Super Dudes played a show April 5 at the Curris Center to celebrate the release of their first single, “I Went Into the Forest.” Composed of vocalist and guitarist Gabe Massinon, bassist Matt Martin, guitarist Will Stuart and drummer Steve Boss, the Read More
Cold War Kids kills the game
By Nick Erickson, Staff writer At 11 years since their 2006 debut LP, “Robbers & Cowardsm” Long Beach indie rock group Cold War Kids have numerous records and tours under their wing. Known for infused blues with pop characteristics, they have developed success nationwide. Their new sixth record, `LA DIVINE,” offers a dose of Read More
Dressler selected to play in music festival in England
Story by Michelle Hawks, Contributing writer John Dressler, professor of music, was selected as a member of the French horn section for the orchestra of the 2017 Pennine Spring Festival in the West Yorkshire Dales, England. The festival, which was founded in 1986, takes place annually at the end of May and lasts for one Read More
