The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Interpol turns to darker sound on new album

"The post-punk revival band Interpol released their self-titled fourth album on Sept. 7, but the band’s future is cloudy after bassist Carlos Dengler left the band following the album’s completion. "The band (singer/guitarist Paul Banks, guitarist Daniel Kessler, former bassist…

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Spider-Man dazzles in return

"Spider-Man games haven’t been very good over the past six years. But "Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions" is actually a pretty solid title with decent combat and a couple interesting concepts. The game is far from perfect, but it could mean that…

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Tyler Exhibits Utilize Unique Mediums

"The Joyous Revolution" and "One by One" are the two art galleries currently featured in the Tyler Hall Art Gallery. Both collections represent unique views, whether it is through the use of natural materials, or by representing symbolism towards societal…

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‘Going the Distance’ breathes life into tired genre with realistic plot

Not sure what to see now that the summer is coming to an end? Can’t wait for that annual avalanche of titles coming out during the holiday season? No need to worry: there’s almost always one or two good films…

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Dan Black’s ‘UN’ Captivates

Dan Black is the former front man from the UK-based indie group The Servant. After feeling stifled by the process of writing songs with a band, Black has struck out on his own infusing his pop songs with hip-hop, electro…

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Not just a bunch of ‘Losers’

"The Losers" explodes to life on the big screen as an adaptation of the comic books by Andy Diggle and Jock. The team; Jensen, the funny, flirty and nerdy technician, played by Chris Evans ("Push"); tough guy Roque, the heavy…

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Mediterranean cuisine comes to Oswego

Nestled in a corner of W. 2nd Street in downtown Oswego is the Mediterranean inspired restaurant La Parilla. Chef Raymond Jock opened the restaurant this February after working in New York City and Florida for many years. Being an Oswego…

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Student art exhibit displays environmental concerns

Oswego State’s art students voiced their interpretations of environmental issues in the Environmental Art Exhibit at Penfield Library for the month of April. More than 35 works were submitted to Deale Hutton, the Art librarian and curator for the exhibit….

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Indie Series brings in spring with ‘Buttercup’

Sheldon Hall Ballroom will play host to Drink Up Buttercup on Thursday, May 6, at 8 p.m. in the fourth installment of Oswego State’s Indie Series. Headlining act Drink Up Buttercup originates from Doylestown, PA, just north of Philadelphia. Their…

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Talking to Sweedish ‘General’

I recently had the chance to interview Alexander Chen about his new solo project The Consulate General. His new album is entitled "Person Number." It features slow melodic tracks that blend orchestral and electronic elements with Mr. Chen’s excellent songwriting…