CU students from Unmask the Racism have collected more than 1000 origami cranes for a community activism project. By Izzy Fincher
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For summer break, the CU Independent arts section curates an upbeat, feel-good pandemic playlist.
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ZHU brings a surreal EDM atmosphere to the “DREAMROCKS” concert series
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanElectronic artist ZHU brought his unique brand of dark house music to Red Rocks Ampitheatre, May 5. By Ben Berman
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The Rocky Coasts are poised to make a splash in the post-COVID Boulder music scene
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanAfter their victory in a virtual Battle of the Bands, The Rocky Coasts set their sights towards live performance in 2021 and beyond. By Ben Berman
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Class of 2021 to perform 12-hour benefit concert
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherThe College of Music’s Class of 2021 will livestream a 12-hour concert on Friday to raise money for Boulder’s Musicians Relief Fund. By Izzy Fincher
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Flyte’s breakup album “This Is Really Going to Hurt” bites off more than it can chew
In their second album, Flyte tackles heartbreak and emotional struggle. Their attempt falls flat due to uninspired songwriting. By Altug Karakurt
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“ROADRUNNER” begins Brockhampton’s farewell with their most diverse and experimental release to date. By Marion Walmer
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Stanzas for social change: Christen Malloy on poetry and activism
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherChristen Malloy, the winner of CSI’s 2021 Poetry Slam, uses poetry to fight for social justice and explore her identity as a trans woman. By Izzy Fincher
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To celebrate AAPI creatives, the CU Independent arts staff shares favorite albums released by Asian artists during the pandemic.
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The CU Boulder Pride Office’s LGBTQ+ Art and Poetry Showcase gave trans students a voice on Trans Day of Visibility. By Marion Walmer