Christopher Hoffman

2 months ago | news4sanantonio.com | Christopher Hoffman

CHICAGO - Amid the turn-of-the-century indie rock renaissance, an era defined by lo-fi experimentation, Britpop nostalgia, and the lingering shadow of post-grunge angst, one band quietly planted its flag in a field all its own. Frisbie's "The Subversive Sounds of Love" - a surreal, intricately woven record of power pop brilliance-has since become a touchstone for those seeking something more profound than the usual indie rock tropes.

2 months ago | cw35.com | Christopher Hoffman

TOPICS:FrisbieThe Subversive Sounds of LoveIndie rockChicagoPower popLiam DavisHarmonies25th anniversaryCHICAGO - Amid the turn-of-the-century indie rock renaissance, an era defined by lo-fi experimentation, Britpop nostalgia, and the lingering shadow of post-grunge angst, one band quietly planted its flag in a field all its own.

Jan 16, 2025 | news4sanantonio.com | Christopher Hoffman

Envy Of None are back and ready to send shockwaves through the music world with the announcement of their much-anticipated second album, Stygian Wavz. The news comes hot on the heels of a buzzing streak of activity from the Canadian/American collective, who have already dropped two singles - the electric "Not Dead Yet" and the haunting "Under The Stars" - both of which will make their way onto the new record.

Nov 30, 2024 | middletownpress.com | Christopher Hoffman

Yale University Professor David W. Blight, winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Sterling Professor of History, one of the school’s most prestigious academic positions, has a message for his institution. In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, the university needs to assess why so many Americans are so alienated from it and other elite educational institutions.

Oct 31, 2024 | kfoxtv.com | Christopher Hoffman

Who could have imagined that a simple article in The New York Times would set off a chain reaction that solidified The Tragically Hip’s legacy. The beloved Canadian band, whose music became the soundtrack of countless lives, is the subject of a poignant four-part documentary, The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal.