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An 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 point, so I’m not sure if it was six, ...
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Living Through the Emotion Revolution
Five years ago, I started a revolution. Well, I didn’t so much “start it” as much as I caught its earliest wave. The year I had spent with ...
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Folklore 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. As an annoying pre-pubescent young lad, the fog of ...
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Daddy’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 live music fans, but the spots in between don’t ...
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Previewing the Rest of 2020 in Album Releases
In a year when planning proves difficult, music gives us something to look forward to — and these upcoming releases provide us some second half optimism. ...
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Awarding the Best Albums of 2020 (So Far)
In a hectic first half of 2020, music has been a much-needed source of comfort. Here are 10 albums that have maintained our attention amid the chaos. ...
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The 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 music to exist beyond genre or definition in this ...
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Allister’s “Somewhere on Fullerton” Is the Perfect Culmination of Pop-Punk History
A summation of early 2000s pop-punk, Allister's "Somewhere on Fullerton" earned the Pop-Punk May Madness title with unwavering fan loyalty. ...
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Jason 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 rebuilding. The record marked his first album since recovering ...
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