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Music 29An Absurd World: Bright Eyes and Meaning of Our Own Making
A few months ago, I visited some friends of mine. We all went out. Time means nothing at this ...
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Music 9Living Through the Emotion Revolution
Five years ago, I started a revolution. Well, I didn’t so much “start it” as much as I caught ...
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Music 5Folklore Proves That Taylor Swift Has Always Been This Good
Listening to Folklore, I’m rushed back to a trip to D.C. to see Taylor Swift on the Red tour. ...
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Music 6Daddy’s Beemer Ain’t Scared of Nothin’
The Southeast isn’t the first place you’d look for up-and-coming bands. Cities like Nashville and Austin are destinations for ...
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Music 8The Post-Genre Reality of The 1975’s Notes on a Conditional Form
Notes on a Conditional Form reminds us of how The 1975 have reacted to the freedom that has allowed ...
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Music 2Jason Isbell’s Reunions and the Ghost Stories of the Past
Jason Isbell has been telling stories for years. On 2013’s Southeastern, the stories he told centered around redemption and ...
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Music 2Pop-Punk May Madness: Previewing the Final Week
Our quest to crown the top pop-punk song of all-time comes to a conclusion this week. See our thoughts ...
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Podcast 1MEB Podcast Episode 65: Conversation from Vagabonds
Staffer Tim Dodderidge brings back the Mind Equals Blown podcast, conversing with Luke Dean of indie/emo project Vagabonds on ...
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Music 4Joyous Melancholy: Mt. Joy and the Art of Beautiful Sadness
When I was in middle school, Foster the People released “Pumped up Kicks.” What a bop! The song rocked ...
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