REVIEW: Echoes of the past and present with The Cure’s ‘Songs Of a Lost World’

Mikalah Owens, MOVE Digital Editor • November 19, 2024

 Go back in time and feel the nostalgia by listening to The Cure’s first album in 16 years. Although 'Songs Of a Lost World' has its highlights, it feels monotonous at times The Cure released...

Photo Story: Chancellor’s Arts Showcase displays student artwork and performances

Luca Giordano, Assistant Multimedia Editor • May 6, 2024

Architecture, sculpture, fashion, theater and music works were presented in the Missouri Theatre’s lobby and auditorium for the showcase The College of Arts and Science held the Chancellor’s...

Biscuits, Beats and Brews organizers and volunteers gave mid-Missouri residents a weekend to remember

Logan Gee • December 4, 2023

Ozark Mountain Biscuit Co. brought the festival to life — bringing artists, food and drinks to hundreds of people. The weekend of Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, Rocheport, Missouri was filled with...

Sparklehorse’s newest album is a posthumous celebration of life and sorrow

Annie Goodykoontz, Editor-in-Chief • October 30, 2023

Whether you resonate with Linkous’ meaningful lyrics, or whether you just want something to listen to while you walk to class, “Bird Machine” truly has a song for every student.

Balancing notes is a familiar rhythm for The Park’s guitarist

Faith Jacoby, Assistant MOVE Editor • October 30, 2023

Light-heartedly dubbed  “mellow midwest emo” by the band’s guitarist Greyson Smallen, The Park is a small, local band based in Columbia.

REVIEW: “Stop Making Sense” cements the genius of the Talking Heads

Topher Cundith • October 20, 2023

Restored and rereleased in 4K to celebrate its’ 40th anniversary, now is as good to embrace the catharsis of Bryne’s chaos. 

REVIEW: Hembree grabbed locals’ attention with energizing musical performance

Sophia Anderson and Shane LaGesse • January 20, 2023

The Missouri band returned to Columbia for a high-energy performance at Rose Music Hall.