By Kelly Wiley If beer and pizza are the way to a student’s heart, Pazzo’s Pizza Pub has been winning the hearts of UK students for more than eight years. The restaurant opened in 2000 on South Limestone, comfortably in the middle of a college campus and served a simple menu of multi-topping pizzas and [...]
Continue reading …By Margaret Barr Music fans can rejoice, there’s a new gig in town. And no, it is not the reopening of The Dame. The Cultural Preservation Resources  opened Wednesday. Not only is CPR a music venue, but it is also a consignment shop that carries handmade items and artwork. The shop is located next to [...]
Continue reading …By Nick Wal Bad Credit Personal Loan Source. ters I was roaming the Web this week, bored and doing the normal Internet activities, when I decided that I should check and see which bands have upcoming record releases. To my surprise, I found October is going to bring us loads of new material from some [...]
Continue reading …By Megan Hurt Upon seeing the hourglass near the Mining Engineering Building, sparkling hats and hearing about a mysterious person named Tynan who will speak on campus, students may be wondering if UK is being “Punk’d†by Ashton Kutcher. And when students hear that Tynan, wearing his trademark glittered star hat, will ride around campus [...]
Continue reading …By Brad Luttrell “Not Animal†is a superhuman album. The Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s album, released last Tuesday, sticks to the same bursts of flanged and distorted guitar, chorused keyboards with compliments of piano and speculative lyrics that made its first album, “Dust of Retreat,†a quiet success.
Continue reading …By Kristin Stock Campus resembles stew. It has the potatoes, onion, carrots and other vegetables all mixed together to give off a good aroma, and each vegetable retains its flavor, but they all mix to make a congealed flavor. The vegetables resemble the students. We are all from different racial, ethnic, cultural and social backgrounds. [...]
Continue reading …By Matt Murray Husband-wife duos aren’t exactly a novelty in the world of indie music, but Mates of State did their best to distinguish themselves over the course of their first four full-length releases. However, on their newest album “Re-Arrange Us†they seemed to do just what their album title suggests; and the result wasn’t [...]
Continue reading …1. Stereolab, “Chemical Chords†2. Karl Blau, “Nature’s Got Away†3. Tobacco, “Fucked Up Friends†4. Music Tapes, “For Clouds And Tornadoes†5. Lykke Li, “Youth Novels†6. Shugo Tokumaru, “Exit†7. Fujiya & Miyagi, “Lightbulbs (Deaf, Dumb + Blind) 8. Okkervil River, “The Stand Ins Jagjaguwar†9. Witch, “Paralyzed†10. RATATAT, “LP3â€
Continue reading …THURSDAY, Oct. 9 Phat Mavericks, Groove Manifesto. 9 p.m., The Dame. Tickets cost $3. Old Crow Medicine Show with Caroline Chocolate Drops 7:30 p.m., Ryman Auditorium, Nashville. Tickets cost $27.50-$34.50. FRIDAY, Oct. 10 Strange Design 9 p.m., The Dame. Tickets cost $6. SATURDAY, Oct. 11 All American Werewolves, Banderas, Candy 10 p.m., The Dame. Tickets [...]
Continue reading …By Landon Antonetti Technology has come a long way since the day I got my first cassette tape. As a matter of fact, I’m not even sure you can get a cassette very easily these days. Nowadays everything is digital and if you’re looking to compile the dopest music in your collection, you would usually [...]
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