The Echo

The Fray, feat. ASU football, celebrates a win

Fans stuck around after ASU's last home game of the season for a free Fray concert.

By Ian C. Beck | November 22, 2014

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Collecting memories through the Museum of Walking’s 'Souvenirs'

ASU intermedia art students hosted the “Souvenirs” art walk on Nov. 20.

By Aimee Plante | November 20, 2014

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'I, Robot' might leave theaters satisfied, but not Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot" was, for its time, a revolution in conceptual thinking when it came to predicting future technological developments. One book, one movie, one title — universally entertaining.

By Liam Schliesmann | November 20, 2014

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ASU exhibit 'Convergence' combines two worlds under one roof

The show plays host to photographers from Arizona and Belgrade.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | November 20, 2014

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The Long and Winding Roadshow brings brotherly love to Pub Rock

Brian Marquis, The Technicolors, Austin Gibbs, This Century and Nick Santino take the stage in an eclectic, eventful evening of music.

By Emily Zentner | November 20, 2014

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Horoscopes for the week of Nov. 20-27

The tea leaves are jumping for joy (metaphorically) about Saturday's new moon.

By Zachariah Webb | November 20, 2014

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'Beauty and the Beast' coming to Phoenix this Thanksgiving

The tale as old as time is arriving in Phoenix.

By Jessica Urgiles | November 20, 2014

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$1 Record Reviews: Molly Ringwald’s ‘Except Sometimes’

The ‘80s American sweetheart has produced her first jazz album, and it is unforgettable.

By Aimee Plante | November 20, 2014

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Ariel Pink's 'Pom Pom' proves it's better being weird

“Pom Pom” shows that Pink has a lot to say, but sometimes his tales are so surreal that it seems the best course of action is to just press play and enjoy the ride.

By William Ruof | November 19, 2014

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Paul McCartney honored in beautiful yet redundant ways in 'The Art of McCartney'

“The Art of McCartney” honors the music of McCartney in sometimes beautiful, sometimes redundant ways.

By Samantha Shotzbarger | November 19, 2014

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Gemma Hayes's 'Bones+Longing' haunting, satisfying listen

Irish folk singer-songwriter Gemma Hayes' new album is a melancholy, eerie collection of songs that has the potential to propel Hayes into more commercial U.S. success.

By Samantha Shotzbarger | November 19, 2014

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TV on the Radio's 'Seeds' hits indie-pop sweet spot

After crafting a host of critically adored albums like “Dear Science,” it’s understood that anything that comes from these guys is worth paying attention.

By Zane Jennings | November 19, 2014

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'Four' gives legion of fans more of 1D they want

One Direction delivers 16 more songs about how fun it is to be young and how special you are.

By Zachary Heltzel | November 19, 2014

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Rich flavors and exceptional value at Haji Baba

Quaint Middle Eastern restaurant and grocery store Haji Baba offers authenticity for every budget.

By Celina Jimenez | November 18, 2014

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HBO offers new take on Banksy in 'Banksy Does New York'

"Banksy Does New York" is a more conventional documentary than the one the prominent street artist made himself, but electrifying regardless.

By Zachary Heltzel | November 18, 2014

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Curl up in the 'Crowded West' this November with Modest Mouse

The album has been celebrated by many as a piece of work that significantly contributed to the music scene of the late '90s and one that helped bring on the modern independent music scene that we know today.

By Zane Jennings | November 18, 2014

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A&E abroad: A vivid Vienna visit

For marketing sophomore Ashley Hyland, a weekend trip to Austria turned into cultural overload in the best possible way.

By Celina Jimenez | November 18, 2014

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The world of cult films: 'The Evil Dead'

I’m not a huge fan of horror movies, but I decided to suck up my fear of nightmares and approach “The Evil Dead” with both arms (metaphorically) swinging.

By William Ruof | November 17, 2014

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Such sweet sorrow to be found in 'romeo&juliet/VOID'

Shakespeare said, "Love is a smoke raised with the fume of sighs," but he forgot to mention confusion.

By Zachariah Webb | November 17, 2014

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'Why Don't You Play In Hell?' is bloody good time

Japanese director Sion Sono's latest film is a bizarre, fun ride well worth taking.

By Shane Weinstein | November 16, 2014

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