Did you guys know that college expects you to choose a major? Crazy, right? I thought the only reason I was here was to build my fraternity’s float. So I chose advertising because I thought there would be no work and an easy place to get laid. But you guys do not know how hard […] Read more
By Mary-Margaret Sullivan | Photo by Patrick Wright | Seeds Entertainment Lincoln went all out tonight: In his first sold out show of his tour, Hoodie Allen rocked the Bourbon. He mixed, he rapped and he even played some down to earth acoustic. Hoodie Allen showed the crowd tonight that he is a Jack-of-all-trades. Not […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]YOUR GUIDE TO LINCOLN CALLING 2013[/title] Lincoln Calling 2013 is happening NOW until Saturday. The music festival features more than one hundred bands (local, regional, national) playing at nine different downtown Lincoln venues simultaneously throughout the five days. [title size=”3″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]What’s inside:[/title][title size=”4″ style=”options: default, sidebar”] Entire […] Read more
These are the bands that UPC scored in hosting for the first time in Lincoln Calling’s ten-year history during day one of two: Orion Walsh http://www.orionwalsh.bandcamp.com/ Freakabout! http://www.freakabout.com/#!music/c10tw The Kickback http://thekickbackband.tumblr.com/listen Desert Noises http://www.desertnoisesmusic.com/ For the overview of day 2 of UPC-hosted shows, go here: http://seedsent.com/lincoln-calling-day-4-upc-hosted-shows/ Orion Walsh is a singer-songwriter from Omaha that […] Read more
Photo by Patrick Wright | Review by Phillip Malzer | Seeds Entertainment Wednesday night at the Bourbon provided the audience a vast taste of local and national music. The shows kicked off with Minneapolis native Jeremy Messersmith. With only a cellist and drummer to back him up, Messersmith gave the audience a very intimate showcasing […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Hey! Here are some short and sweet descriptions of some sweet and not-so-short treats. All new and relevant items, all fresh from the Seeds staff. Enjoy![/title] [title size=”3″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]HAIM | Days Are Gone[/title] With the recent releases for Lorde’s Pure Heroine and Chvrches’ The Bones of What […] Read more
Tragedy struck yesterday afternoon at Lincoln Children’s Zoo when aggravated tiger trainer Rick Parsley ferociously attacked Sasha, the zoo’s prized tigress and mother of two. The incident occurred during Sasha’s routine 3:30 p.m. feeding time, which has historically never been problematic for either keeper or cat. “It was a goddamn bloodbath!” said distraught onlooker Brett […] Read more
Tragedy struck the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus on Sunday as a student seemed to walk aimlessly into 14th Street. Sarah Johnson, a sophomore at UNL, had merely been strolling to her next class, with her eyes intently focused on the screen of her mobile device, before the accident occurred. “There must have been something completely […] Read more
“Don’t be fooled,” is the overarching rhetoric of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “President Obama and I are totes besties.” “He’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing,” warns the conservative Netanyahu, clearly attempting to set himself up for the “I Fucking Told You So” award. But whom is this hummus-loving amigo prophesying? None other than the […] Read more
Problems? Concussions problem in no football. King of Sports! America’s sport most popular! Game part of concussions. Risk acknowledged, love of game we for play. Possible, suppose I, regret that will in future come. Season this, I concussed times five. But game we win! People happy we make! Pound of me family! My team represent […] Read more
