It’s not difficult to be immediately fascinated by the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. The chaos of their name alone is provocative, but their sixth album, Fronzoli (2023), takes their intrigue to a whole other level.
Author: Eliana Simpson
Crucified in Crimson: A Performance Review of Aurora Gray’s New EP Christian Park
Last October, I witnessed my first Afrikan Heritage House Soul Session. These monthly gatherings display the talents of Oberlin’s Black community while incorporating such cultural elements as shoe-throwing as a form of applause. A stand out in the extensive lineup was Aurora Gray ‘27, an independent artist whose soft-spoken, but controlled vocals are soothing enough… Continue reading Crucified in Crimson: A Performance Review of Aurora Gray’s New EP Christian Park
Bloody Bugs and Forest Rock: Time Bug at Porchella
On May 11, The folk-punk band Time Bug will perform a 20-minute set at Porchella at Tank Hall at 3:30 pm. Porchella — which has become an Oberlin tradition — is the ultimate ‘darty.’ Every year, Tank Co-Op welcomes all students to their humble front porch for some sun with a groovy soundtrack. This year,… Continue reading Bloody Bugs and Forest Rock: Time Bug at Porchella
Fronzoli and Its Psychedelic Supremacy
It’s not difficult to be immediately fascinated by the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. The chaos of their name alone is provocative, but their sixth album, Fronzoli (2023), takes their intrigue to a whole other level. I’ve been an adoring fan since I first started listening around 2020 and an obsessed freak ever since I saw… Continue reading Fronzoli and Its Psychedelic Supremacy
Sarah Krohn at the ‘Sco
“We used to go by different names — Sarah Krohn of Mascs and Men. That was when I had a mullet. Then we were Sarah Krohn of Femmes and Friends because I grew out the mullet. Then we were like ‘we need a new name,’ but we never settled on it, so now we’re just going… Continue reading Sarah Krohn at the ‘Sco
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