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*NSYNC (fine, ‘N Sync, if you want to be wrong) was the first band I ever got into. I’m not kidding. I was a weird kid. While now I’m scouring …
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*NSYNC (fine, ‘N Sync, if you want to be wrong) was the first band I ever got into. I’m not kidding. I was a weird kid. While now I’m scouring …
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Last Friday, Joey Bada$$ and much of his Pro Era rap group came to BU Central. And man, did they have a show. I got to the venue at around …
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On Friday night, Joey Bada$$ and the rest of the rap group Pro Era will be performing at BU Central. The show is expected to reach capacity, and BU Central …
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4-Player is a new, weekly video game column examining gaming culture on campus and online, documenting a previously unrepresented segment of BU’s culture. 4-Player is co-written by Jon Christianson, Ashley Hansberry, …
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When My Bloody Valentine released their epoch shattering, genre defining album, Loveless, the CD was just beginning to appear, New Order were still releasing good music, and Leeds United were on their way …
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2012 was a pretty great for music (click here to find out why!), but, as with all things, 2012 must come to an end. That’s not so bad though, because …
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2012 has been awesome for music. We’ve seen the rise of three great new R&B artists, a virtuosic new rapper’s stunning concept album, and at least a dozen bands that are supposed …
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Vinyl is making a comeback. It’s a cliché statement, sure, but it’s true–for some reason, more people are buying records. Which is great! I love having people to discuss the …
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Trent Reznor has been busy. He’s been soundtracking things, winning awards for said soundtracks, and writing songs for video games. And finally, in September, Reznor announced the return of his …
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I’ve never been to Royale before. The place is more nightclub than concert venue—two statues flank the entrance, a bust of Julius Caesar stands behind the main bar and gold couches …
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Concept albums are weird, nebulous things. They require the artist to somehow balance a narrative with enjoyable music, something that isn’t exactly easy to do. It almost never happens. I …
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I vividly remember the first time I saw The Smashing Pumpkins. My best friend and I arrived at the venue–Ram’s Head Live in Baltimore–at 1 or 2pm. Doors didn’t open …
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