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Album review: Thundercat’s ‘Drunk’ is genre-bending and intoxicating

Thundercat’s new record is an acquired taste, but offers wild beats and mind-bending lyrics. By Sam Danshes

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Clocktower Cabaret Burlesque night: Saucy and scintillating

The Clocktower Cabaret Burlesque show gave a fun time that almost anyone could enjoy. Unless you see it with your parents. By Sam Danshes

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Diversity Summit: Event teaches ‘bystander skills,’ how to be an ally to minority groups

Speakers offered bystander intervention training to prepare students to intervene in uncomfortable situations. By Sam Danshes

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Concert review: RL Grime and Ty Dolla $ign at CU Boulder’s Balch Fieldhouse

Despite the promise of an upbeat dance concert, the lack of energy and mix-match of genres led to a disappointing night. By Sam Danshes

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Album review: Sampha’s ‘Process’ is mournful and beautiful

Arts writer Sam Danshes reviews “Process,” the new album by British songwriter Sampha that is deep with meaning and complexity.

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