Ahead of his tour stopping in Madison on Oct. 1 and his latest EP “Chrome Bull,” Duckwrth discusses his creative process, his roots and what his future holds.
Award-winning rapper B.o.B gets candid about his inspirations, his thoughts on the current state of hip-hop and even his favorite strain of weed.
"Sifting and Reckoning” blends art with history in retelling of UW’s discriminatory past.
The Majestic Theater turns upside down during a stellar show — or maybe he’s just doing another flip.
From developer Massive Monster and publisher Devolver Digital, Cult of the Lamb combines village building with roguelite combat, a delightful devilish theme and stellar art to create one of the top major indie releases of the year.
Despite the genre-bending band's many ties to Wisconsin, this will be their first time in Madison – and they are more than excited.
Quanda Johnson’s “Trauerspiel: Subject into Nonbeing” traces how racist violence creates trauma that lives on in the present.
The Overture Center for the Arts hosted a performance of ‘Mean Girls’ worthy of a seat at the lunch table.
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA) is facing allegations of racism after allowing the artwork of local artist Lilada Gee to be defaced and stolen.
The Cardinal talked with the band about their story, their inspiration, their music, and their journey.
With performances like this, you better not throw away your shot to be in the room where it happens.
Beloved 2000s English pop rock band returns after four years of radio silence.
Experienced rockstars create rocking experience.
The traveling cat show is pawsitively delightful.
Engaging and rich, “Card Shark” is unfortunately way too stress inducing for me to enjoy.
Following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Roman Polanski’s pre-Roe gothic horror tale is given new, terrifying life.
Albums, movies and books that arts writers at the Daily Cardinal are enjoying over the summer.
The story of Kendrick Lamar’s personal journey over the past five years is tangled, complex and worth the attention.
If you are a fan of open-world, open-ended adventures rich with implicit worldbuilding and storytelling, then you’ll find yourself immersed in the world of “Kenshi”.
Your journey will differ from mine, but this is an album you will form connections with. … Enjoy the ride.
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