The Subtle Beauty of Talk Talk’s “The Colour of Spring”

In 1986, the synth-pop band Talk Talk would release their third and most commercially successful record. This album, titled “The Colour of Spring,” would be the greatest capturing of their sound to date. It would prove to be a combination of the catchy synth-pop music from their previous two projects with the vast soundscapes of their future post-rock albums. It sits in between the worlds … Continue reading The Subtle Beauty of Talk Talk’s “The Colour of Spring”

The Ingenuity and Power of “Wax, or The Discovery of Television Among the Bees”

“Wax, or The Discovery of Television Among the Bees” is one of the greatest low budget films ever made. From its stunning and surreal story to its influential and extremely experimental use of CGI for the time, the film has transcended its budgetary limitations and has endured as a truly one of a kind experience.  The Discovery of Television’s visual style is something that I … Continue reading The Ingenuity and Power of “Wax, or The Discovery of Television Among the Bees”

The Process of Deftones’ Newest Album and Their Future Projects

On the 25th of September, the alternative metal band, Deftones, released their newest album “Ohms.” Named after the measurement of electrical resistance between two points, this record shows a far more collaborative and free flowing environment between the band members than their previous album, 2016’s “Gore.” One of the goals of this record, according to lead singer Chino Moreno, was to “make sure that balance … Continue reading The Process of Deftones’ Newest Album and Their Future Projects

Meet Ms. Benson – By: Scott Sung and Tristen De Varona

Ms. Grace Benson is one of the new faces at Oakland Mills, and even with the limited state of digital learning, her vibrant personality is able to shine through. She currently teaches chemistry and physics and is very experienced in the field of science as a whole. She came to Oakland Mills because of the shorter distance from her home. She has come to appreciate … Continue reading Meet Ms. Benson – By: Scott Sung and Tristen De Varona