Author Archives: Nick Rattigan

Satire: Nightmare on Virginia Street

The construction of the new dorm on Virginia is said to be coming to an end soon, and it is planned to be open for the coming semester, Fall 2012. This is an exciting new prospect for the University of Nevada, Reno  that will be great for the students and the housing situation around campus.Continue Reading

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This Week in Music: Sea Lions

This week, Nick Rattigan talks Sea Lions newest and reviews a few other bands.Continue Reading

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Breaking Out of the Garage

The garage of our parents’ house has always been seen as a place of understanding, comfort, and creation for many artists. Whether it is used as the setting of a craft bench, studio backlot, or band practice, the musky smell and abundance of storage bins creates the perfect studio to cram all of that energyContinue Reading

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This Week in Music: Liam the Younger

Insight’s own Nick Rattigan takes a peek at Titus Andronicus’ guitarist’s solo work, and reviews a few other fantastic albums for good measure.Continue Reading

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This Week in Music: Lana Del Rey

This week, Insight’s music critic Nick Rattigan reviews at Lana Del Rey’s latest album and checks in on some smaller indie bands.Continue Reading

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This Week in Music: Christmas Songs

Insight’s premiere music critic Nick Rattigan covers the most obnoxious/lovable genre of music: Christmas music.Continue Reading

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This Week in Music: Ty Segall

This week, Nick Rattigan covers a collection of Ty Segall singles, and again gives a summary of this week’s other new music releases.Continue Reading

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This Week in Music: Crazy Clown Time

This week, Nick Rattigan reviews director David Lynch’s first full album, Crazy Clown Time, and gives a summary of this week’s other new music releases.Continue Reading

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CD REVIEW: The Strange Boys – Live Music

If there is one thing I know about myself it is that I can’t dance. I might pretend to know what I’m doing to try to impress a girl or something, but ultimately, I look like a damn fool. Yet, from the first pulse of the piano melody on “Me and You,” I cannot helpContinue Reading

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