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Jamie xx was set awash in rainbow lights from every direction as the two disco balls that framed the stage began to glitter manically.
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The Daily Cal arts staff spotlights the top albums that dropped this year.
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My 2015 has been defined by my favorite albums and my excessive Twitter use. Why not marry both? 10) Elvis Depressedly — New Alhambra “No more sad songs,” croons frontman Matt. He once found joy in morbid self-deprecation. Now it’s been usurped by sincere happiness — no BS. 9) Jeremih
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Jamie xx remained silent throughout his two-hour-long DJ set at Bimbo’s 365 Club — a testament to the introverted rave he skillfully brewed on his debut solo LP, In Colour. His presence on the simply adorned and minimally guarded stage loomed with silent authority. And for the uproarious crowd that
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“Let’s get away,” your best friend says with a wink and a slight upturn of the lips. You two jump into the car — armed with nothing more than a backpack of clothes and your unquenchable thirst for something wonderful — and go. You keep on for days in the
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A packed nightclub can be the loneliest place in the universe — a paradox that Jamie xx instinctively understands. As the producer and DJ has risen to prominence beyond his role as the behind-the-boards maestro for the xx, Jamie xx knows that his sold-out sets are packed with single hearts
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Editor’s Note: We forgot to publish Tunesday on Tuesday, but it’s summer — you probably lost track of the days, right? First off, you should know that this week’s installment is wholly influenced by two things: the lingering effects of Danny Brown’s stellar show at the New Parish (shameless plug:
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