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New Discoveries at Savannah Stopover Music Festival

March 18, 2018

Called “SXSW’s grungy little sister” by Entertainment Weekly, Savannah Stopover is a hidden gem for ...

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Upcoming Releases All the Cool Kids Are Excited About

March 17, 2018

In regards to emo and pop-punk, 2018 has not been off to a particularly bangin' start. I imagine ...

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Bryce’s Favorite Tracks of the Year (So Far)

March 16, 2018

Here are a few of my favorite tracks this year with a bit of info on each of them. Enjoy! “King ...

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The Album Cover as a Lens

March 3, 2018

Recently, I’ve been trying to open my eyes to the way we interact with, and are influenced by, the ...

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What Words Don’t Say: Snarky Puppy at Marathon Music Works

February 25, 2018

Simply put: the Snarky Puppy show was very sold out. With a packed venue, I thought I was facing a ...

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Worst Party Ever Surprisingly Lit

February 23, 2018

Southern Florida may not have much going for it, but its local music scene is nearly unparalleled.  ...

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SOB x RBE: A Look at the Vallejo Rap Group that is Taking the Hip Hop World by Storm

February 20, 2018

The hype around the Marvel movie Black Panther has been ridiculous. So, it's no surprise that when ...

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Youtube Spotlight: COLORS Berlin

February 19, 2018

Today we've got the spotlight on Youtube series COLORS- a series of live performances recorded at a ...

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We’re a Month In, What’s Out

February 12, 2018

As we continue the cold, cold march into February, let us sit back and take stock of some of the ...

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Converge Is Still Just as Vital as Ever on The Dusk In Us

November 9, 2017

It’s been twenty-seven years since the formation of the seminal Massachusetts metalcore outfit ...

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A Look Into Hip-Hop’s Ever-Tightening Vicegrip on Culture

October 31, 2017

Esketit. Yeezys. YOLO. Twerk. Absolutely none of these phrases, and many more, would've made any ...

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A Theory of Album Epistemology

October 30, 2017

I have a theory for why people don’t listen to albums all the way through. Anthony Fantano recently ...

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Primitive Man Delivers the Most Aptly Titled Album of 2017 with Caustic

October 24, 2017

Primitive Man is a band that’s always specialized in creating dense, incredibly harsh textures. ...

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The Front Bottoms Succeed—But Also Fail Miserably—With Going Grey

October 24, 2017

I guess I missed the day in class when we learned that “Going Grey” was synonymous with “Selling ...

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Eminem’s BET Freestyle: Some Thoughts on His Beard

October 15, 2017

First and foremost, it would be downright irresponsible of me to make any substantive claim, ...

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King Krule Triumphantly Returns with ‘The Ooz’

October 10, 2017

King Krule’s The Ooz starts out modestly with “Biscuit Town,” leaning more towards the jazzy, ...

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BROCKHAMPTON Soars with SATURATION II

October 9, 2017

BROCKHAMPTON returned with a bang on their third release, Saturation II, off their own label ...

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The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Listen to ‘Always Foreign’ on Repeat for the Next Month

October 8, 2017

The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die (TWIABP) has been a powerful ...

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The Complexities of Love as Displayed by Daniel Caesar’s Freudian

September 28, 2017

Freudian, Daniel Caesar's debut album, released August 25, 2017 on Golden Child Recordings sparked ...

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Brent Faiyaz: More than just R&B’s Past, Present, and Future

September 26, 2017

Can you feel it? Monday night at the science library. Three vending machine coffee cups and a ...

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Five Metal Albums for People Who Don’t Like Metal

September 21, 2017

Metal seems to be one of those things that most people either really love or really, really hate. ...

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