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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

St. Vincents DeJamz

St. Vincent’s DeJamz

Sabrina Miresse, Contributing Writer January 29, 2018

One characteristic of people who go to DePaul, or live in Chicago in general, is the massive amount of time spent in elevators. Standing stiffly in elevators takes up more of our day than we think—whether...

Lili Trifulio went from a solo artist to part of a successful band with Beach Bunny. (Photo by Alicia Maciel)

Beach Bunny

Nicole Roberts, Contributing Writer January 22, 2018

I was first introduced to Beach Bunny, or should I say DePaul junior, Lili Trifilio, at a mutual friend’s house in the spring of 2017. Our friend Alicia Maciel, also a DePaul junior and now the manager...

Artist Cut Worm plays his set to a small crowd as part of the Tomorrow Never Knows festival in Schubas Tavern on Thursday night.  (Zoey Barnes | The DePaulia)

Festival highlights local indie bands

Zoey Barnes, Focus Editor January 22, 2018

A local bar and concert hall decorated with poinsettias and garland, turns January into a month of showcasing local and rising indie bands. Tomorrow Never Knows (TNK), a five-day music festival hosted...

St. Vincent’s DeJamz

Sabrina Miresse, Staff Writer January 16, 2018

Females have been uniting now more than ever, as recently seen at the Golden Globes last week. Women came together to raise awareness and promote change through the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. Another...

Rosenstocks sixth independent album, POST-, was released on New Years Day. 
(Photo courtesy of Jeff Rosenstock)

Jeff Rosenstock carries us into 2018

Marty O'Connell January 8, 2018

Not many people would release a new album early morning on New Years’ Day, with no prior press or announcement. Even fewer people would release that album for free. Out of that small bubble of people,...

St. Vincents DeJamz

St. Vincent’s DeJamz

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief January 8, 2018

As we struggle to brave this unbearably cold weather, music can provide us with a much needed reminder of warmer, better  times. Personally, I like to spend my time reminiscing about when I could step...

Daves Records on Clark Street between Fullterton and Diversey in Lincoln Park. 
(Sabrina Miresse/The DePaulia)

Vinyl revival sparks Record Store Day

Sabrina Miresse November 13, 2017

Corporate holiday, Black Friday, has showed to be no foe to the independent record store scene. Instead, indie scene supporters such as Record Store Day are hopping on the Black Friday band wagon due to...

Chicago performing at the new Wintrust Arena on Nov. 9. Lee Loughnane, James Pankow and Walter Parazaider of Chicago formed in the 1960s on the Lincoln Park 
(Konrad Markowski/The DePaulia)

DePaul alumni Chicago rocks Wintrust

Sabrina Miresse November 13, 2017

Only a few weeks after Bob Dylan hit the Wintrust Arena stage, the band Chicago gave the crowd a performance including all their best hits. The American rock band performed at the new Wintrust Arena Thursday...

(Photo courtesy to Flickr)

Concert preview “For Emma, 10 Years,” celebrating Bon Iver’s legacy

Sabrina Miresse November 10, 2017

Bon Iver announced a 10-year anniversary show to take place in Milwaukee, Wis. on Feb. 17 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. The one-time concert, For Emma, 10 Year, is going to celebrate Bon Iver’s debut...

Guitarist Mikey Wells of Ne-Hi performing at Pitchfork this summer. 
(Josh Leff/The DePaulia)

Red Bull Sound Select kicks off with Ne-Hi

Matt Koske November 6, 2017

Red Bull Sound Select Presents: 30 Days in Chicago has officially kicked off. The Los Angeles-based event has brought its talents to Chicago to spotlight Chicago artists in a month long event at various...

Brooklyn-based indie pop band Beach Fossils release “Somersault” earlier this year.
(Photo courtesy of Pitch Perfect PR)

Beach Fossils engage crowd at The Bottom Lounge

Sabrina Miresse October 23, 2017

Brooklyn-based indie pop band Beach Fossils engaged the crowd at The Bottom Lounge on Oct. 17. The intimate West Side venue made for a show that the audience seemingly appreciated. Beach Fossils is an...

Rand Kelly (left) and Ramsey Bell (right) of the Chicago band The Slaps. 
(Photo courtesy of Alicia Marciel)

From Lexington to Chicago: Rand Kelly of The Slaps finds new home

Mackenzie Murtaugh, News Editor October 23, 2017

In a coffee shop in Logan Square, Rand Kelly glanced up at a drab photo of a galloping horse and commented on his childhood. “That’s not how I grew up,” the vocalist for the Chicago band The Slaps...

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