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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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Revisiting The 1975’s Self-Titled Album 10 Years Later
I was introduced to The 1975 the way I think most people are: I heard one of their popular songs on the radio and remembered the band name from when one of my edgier friends […]
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Music Monday: Lord Huron And The Call Of Adventure
I had the privilege of listening to Lord Huron for the first time in preparing for this piece and was impressed by the creativity in their music, the impact of their lyrics and the general […]
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Mac Miller Had Many Approaches, But It Was All Mac
I wrote a first draft of this piece, and I began it with an admonishment. It seems like the only articles that get popular about Mac Miller run in one of two veins. They either […]
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Music Monday: ‘Waiting to Spill’ Challenges Listeners With A Changed Backseat Lovers
“Skip this garbage!” While the 11-year-old I pick up from school’s reaction to the songs was a bit extreme, I won’t lie — part of me felt the same way listening to the Backseat Lovers’ […]
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Music Monday: ‘Bubbly’ And The Timeless Feeling Of Love
I sat at my desk in my college dorm room and logged into my parents’ old Amazon music account. I scrolled through the dozens of playlists I had made when I was in middle school, […]
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Music Monday: “The Car” Presents A Fully Evolved Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys are a rarity in music. How often do bands with universal acclaim almost completely reject the style that built their careers in favor of something radically different — like evolving from a rambunctious […]