15 Songs That Should Be On Your Playlist
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The Spiritual Exercises
Wednesday, from 10-12 pm, subject yourself to Spiritual Exercises put on by Cass Balzer ’16 and Spencer Michaud ’16. This radio show is one of a kind in this day and age. They play some of the heaviest music they can find, just for you, every week. The music is raw and open-ended. And is only for those true music lovers that seek to gain something from their listening experience. They also play other types…
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Sunday night rolls around every week, and with it all the homework us college kids are given throughout the week that we chose to procrastinate on. Sam Pederson ’17 knows the struggle and that is why he airs his show, aka The Show, at 10pm to 12am on Sunday nights for anyone looking to hear some local music and get over the homework bump in front of them. He plays music of all genres excluding…
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Songs That Suck: Yet I’m in Love!
Mindless Self Indulgence’s Let’s Get Pink Synth-punk gangsters Mindless Self Indulgence have dropped a new EP and it’s called Pink. Comprised of “Lost Tracks” from between 1990 and 1997 including covers of both Duran Duran’s Girls on Film and Depeche Mode’s Personal Jesus, Pink is what Mindless was going to be before it became what it is. The whole thing was produced in the last year or so, all by MSI’s front-man Jimmy Urine. Since…
Read MoreSufjan Stevens’ Long-awaited Album, ‘Carrie and Lowell,’ Released
Sufjan Stevens’ long awaited album, Carrie and Lowell, was released on March, 30, 2015, becoming his largest debut yet with over 53,000 albums sold. The 39 year-old indie folk artist and Midwest native is dropping jaws with this release. This album was highly anticipated due to Stevens’ style deviation, which took place after 2009’s Run Rabbit Run. In “All Delighted People” and more notably “Age of Adz” Sufjan takes an electronic turn, losing his acoustic…
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