Madeline Hutchinson (madeline-hutchinson)

Madeline Hutchinson ('25) is an Arts and Entertainment writer. She enjoys writing reviews on albums and concerts. She is particularly fond of Oxford commas, string cheese, and medieval mosaics. In her free time, Madeline likes to paint portraits and decorate her room.

News

Om Jah Vänder Mig. Kommer Jag Se Dig?: Weatherday Returns

Madeline Hutchinson

Weatherday’s sophomoric release, Hornet Disaster, is a triumph of buzz and noise.

Issue 15, Volume 115

Arts and Entertainment

January in Singles

Emile Lee-Suk, Madeline Hutchinson

We listened to a lot of singles this January. Here are some of the highlights.

Issue 11, Volume 115

Arts and Entertainment

Dialogues and Disparities at the Venice Biennale

Madeline Hutchinson

Reviewing the 2024 Venice Biennial

Issue 1, Volume 115

Features

Medz Yeghern: Never Again

Madeline Hutchinson

Reflecting on the pride, loss, and complicated guilt of April 24 as an Armenian-American.

Issue 14, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Adrianne Lenker’s Bright Future

Madeline Hutchinson, Olivia Callahan

Reviewing Adrianne Lenker’s new album, Bright Future.

Issue 13, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Goings On Around Town #1

Emile Lee-Suk, Joey Ferguson, Madeline Hutchinson, Santino Suarez

Five NYC exhibitions you must see this month!

Issue 12, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Laufey Bewitches Us With Her New Album

Madeline Hutchinson, Talia Arcasoy

Singer and instrumentalist Laufey offers a fresh perspective on modern jazz with the release of Bewitched, her second full-length album.

Issue 2, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Aurora’s Sunrise: A Voice From the Genocide Will Not Be Silenced

Madeline Hutchinson

Aurora’s Sunrise is by far the most poignant animated film of the year, communicating Armenian history in a novel medium.

Issue 2, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Reviewing Summer 2023’s Alternative Albums

Madeline Hutchinson

This summer has led alternative artists to reflect on their careers due to creating projects of varying successes.

Issue 1, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Autumn Rhythm’s “Human Truth”

Madeline Hutchinson

The up-and-coming teen band, Autumn Rhythm, shares insight into the humanity and community behind their new album, Joy For Tomorrow.

Issue 14, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Face to Face Once More

Madeline Hutchinson, Olivia Callahan, Talia Arcasoy

A five year retrospective on Car Seat Headrest’s lo-fi masterpiece, Twin Fantasy (Face to Face).

Issue 11, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns

Madeline Hutchinson

Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.

Issue 10, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns

Madeline Hutchinson

Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.

Issue 10, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Karen Lamassonne Creates Noise at the Swiss Institute

Madeline Hutchinson

Karen Lamassonne presents a dynamic survey of her artistic career, blurring the boundaries between her reality and imagination.

Issue 7, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

When We Were Young

Madeline Hutchinson

Peter Hook’s Joy Division tribute show conjures melancholic retrospection

Issue 2, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Rekindling the Lost Art of Letter-writing

Madeline Hutchinson

Examining how to forge deeper personal relationships with pen and paper.

Issue 1, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Clothes On Our Body

Madeline Hutchinson

Weatherglow is a collaborative introspective EP, co-curated by two of the most creative artists of the current Noise-pop scene.

Issue 15, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Vulnerability on Display: Snail Mail’s Live Performance in Brooklyn

Adele Bois, Madeline Hutchinson

Review of Snail Mail on “Valentine” tour at Kings Theatre

Issue 15, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Mitski’s Emergence From the Darkness

Madeline Hutchinson

Mitski’s return to music showcases a relatable depth and complexity.

Issue 12, Volume 112

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