music – The Oracle

Bob Dylan’s musical impact still relevant today

May 24, 2019

Livingroom band looks towards the horizon

April 22, 2019

Jamnesty raises awareness for human rights

April 22, 2019

Thank U, Next worthy of overnight success

March 15, 2019

Students pursue musical interests outside South

December 14, 2018

Cardi B speaks boldly on Invasion of Privacy

May 25, 2018

Student bands form connections, fulfill love for music

April 20, 2018

Culture II delivers quality tracks, weakened by unnecessary length

February 9, 2018

Eminem’s new Revival falls short, former icon disappoints once again

February 9, 2018

Ben Olson’s Top 10 Albums of 2017

Ben Olson, columnist

December 19, 2017

Filed under Opinions, Reviews

1. A Crow Looked At Me - Mount Eerie (Folk) Phil Elverum’s first release since his wife passed away from cancer is heartbreaking, deeply emotional and one that can only be listened to once. 2. Big Fish Theory - Vince Staples (Hip Hop)...

Music festivals give opportunities to discover new music, see favorite artists

May 31, 2017

Filed under Features, Web Exclusives

Live music, summer sun, dancing and singing shoulder to shoulder with best friends- all experiences one could have at a music festival, according to students at South. According to an unscientific Oracle survey of 195 students, ...

Cepeda reflects on music experience, plans to continue in college

Jimmy Rubenstein & Grace Solem, staff reporters

May 16, 2017

Filed under A&E, Web Exclusives

Graduation day is looming and will mark the end of GBS extracurriculars for the seniors of Glenbrook South. However, for senior Grace Cepeda, a singer in both Masters and Chambers Choirs, her passion for singing is far from over. ...