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The album art displays the Grinch wearing a Doom mask as he decorates a Christmas tree with bottles of alcohol and solid red ball ornaments, all in the foreground of a city at night.

DOOM XMAS: The Most Villainest Time of the Year

December 23, 2019December 10, 2019 Brittany Anderson

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist With the holiday season right around the corner, now seems like an appropriate time as any to throw on an ugly sweater, fix a cup of hot chocolate and crank out the classic Christmas tunes. For … Continue reading DOOM XMAS: The Most Villainest Time of the Year

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There is no specific album for this article, only elaboration on the significance of synthwave in the 2010s.

Synthwave: An Underground 2010s Musical Movement

December 5, 2019November 21, 2019 Paola Bakker

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist As the end of the decade approaches, people from all over the country wonder what musical styles will define these eventful past 10 years. Some may argue that the rise of trap hip-hop dominates everything beside … Continue reading Synthwave: An Underground 2010s Musical Movement

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There is no specific album for this article, only an overview of the origins of Oneohtrix Point Never as well as what he has achieved and what his future endeavors consist of.

Oneohtrix Point Never: The Composer Nobody’s Talking About

October 30, 2019October 23, 2019 Paola Bakker

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist What usually comes into mind when thinking about the musical score for famous movies? Some might think of critically-acclaimed figures like John Williams of the “Star Wars” saga background music. Others picture Hans Zimmer, the creator … Continue reading Oneohtrix Point Never: The Composer Nobody’s Talking About

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The album features African-inspired patterns that circle around a group of people holding hands with a red, green, and yellow background, representing the colors of Jamaica. In the center stands a three-member family, also holding hands.

Junior Toots: A Little Bit Of Love Album Review

October 24, 2019October 17, 2019 Arlett Ramirez

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist Right now, the underground music scene has a heavy saturation of bedroom pop, old school-inspired and sometimes experimental hip hop, as well as indie and alternative rock. As a result, other genres like electronic, folk-rock, and … Continue reading Junior Toots: A Little Bit Of Love Album Review

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The album depicts two hands holding a star with the name of the band in front of what appears to be an abandoned building.

Charlie Doesn’t Surf: Charlie Doesn’t Surf Album Review

October 5, 2019October 3, 2019 Paola Bakker

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist Artist: Charlie Doesn’t Surf Album: Charlie Doesn’t Surf Release date: May 9, 2019 Though not nearly as recognized as places like New York City, Los Angeles or any other large independent musical hub, plenty of smaller cities throughout the Midwest … Continue reading Charlie Doesn’t Surf: Charlie Doesn’t Surf Album Review

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The album art features a simple, minimalist style depiction of a corridor leading to a door to what looks like a unique world in space, hence the name of the album.

Ceremony: In The Spirit World Now Album Review

September 25, 2019September 24, 2019 Arlett Ramirez

By Saidif MejiaMusic Journalist Ceremony wasn’t always a band known for their promising use of synthesizers and drum-machines, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that their past is something to look down upon. Honestly, their evolution from their early starts as … Continue reading Ceremony: In The Spirit World Now Album Review

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