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Is A Symphony Just Sounds? A Look At ‘Ten’ By Fred Again..
Back it up and dump it, back it up and dump it Back it up and dump it, back it up and dump it If you tilt your head, squint your eyes, and listen carefully, […]
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Manchester Orchestra And The ‘Black Mile’ Trilogy: Making Sense Of A Broken Life
When the banner flashed across my screen that Manchester Orchestra’s newest record had been released, I knew it marked the end of an era. I also knew, like all the other albums, that it was […]
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Music Monday: Zach Bryan’s Self-Titled Album Is Not Just A Smaller Act
When I first heard Zach Bryan’s music, I found myself transported to the spare bedroom in my grandma’s house, where I would often drift to sleep to the sound of bullfrogs outside the open window. […]
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Music Monday: How Olivia Rodrigo Dodged The Sophomore Album Trap
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from listening to hundreds and hundreds of albums, it’s that sophomore albums are really hard to pull off. Artists have to walk a thin line between giving fans more […]
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Damon Albarn’s Constant Pursuit Of Creativity Keeps Gorillaz Interesting
Nobody thinks they’re going to get old until they are — especially rock stars. We know how the story usually goes: devilishly handsome frontman of a massive band slowly burns out into self-parody as he […]
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Music Monday: Where Did All The Dance Songs Go?
Picture this: You’re at a wedding or a party and there is supposed to be dancing. But you and everyone else are too afraid to be the first to step out onto the dance floor. […]
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Music Monday: Boy Band Comebacks Are Family Reunions
“BIG TIME RUSH IS GOING BACK ON TOUR!” I texted my sister in all caps. “WE HAVE TO GO!” I hadn’t expected them to jump back into making music together, nor did I expect them […]