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Music Review: K Sera introduces addictive sound
K Sera has taken the sounds of music on a theatrical roller coaster with their short but captivating EP, “Me Before Women and Children.”
‘Twelfth Night’ takes a new spin
William Shakespeare’s classic comedy “Twelfth Night,” which opened last night, should delight audience members.
Fabric of Life stitches unique exhibit
Vivid colors, beautiful patterns and intense emotions were the stars of the evening at the Pomona Art Colony’s artwalk. Cindy Rinne and Penny McElroy were the featured artists Saturday evening at the Blue Core Gallery.
The Wonder Years talk progress
There is no better feeling than watching the blossoming flower of a band grow into something as unique as the Wonder Years.
Students enjoy Indian culture, music, dance
Bollywood and the Indian culture took center stage at the Campus Activities Board’s Bollywood Night on Wednesday.
Music Review: On Being Human shines with debut
Ever wonder what John Williams’ music would have sounded like if he had picked the path of rocker and not composer? Well, ponder no more for a band reminiscent of the famous directors’ muse has released their debut album that will keep you listening for more.
Claremont recital evokes emotion
The extraordinary classical sounds of Ludwig van Beethoven and Sergei Prokofiev were alive and thriving in Claremont.
Music Review: One for the Team hits an indie pop home run
One For The Team is a relatively new indie rock/pop band started in 2006, but is already promoting its junior full-length album, “Ghosts,” which offers a sound suitable for the 80s junkie and the underground rock enthusiast.

