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Album 💿
Twenty One Pilots, Trench | Album Review 💿
Following a three-year hiatus, Grammy-winning alternative duo Twenty One Pilots make a strong comeback on their fifth studio album, ‘Trench.’
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LGBTQ
Jeff Carl, “Buried in New York” | Track Review 🎵
Nashville singer/songwriter Jeff Carl delivers an honest, relatable, and incredibly thoughtful single in “Buried in New York” centering around heartbreak.
Music
Halsey, ‘Without Me’ | Track Review
Halsey amps up the authenticity, exhibiting genuine emotions on the sleek, rhythmic, ‘stand-alone’ urban-pop ballad, “Without Me.”
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Music
Muse, ‘Pressure’ | Track Review
There’s no ‘pressure’ whatsoever on Grammy-winning alternative rock band Muse. They outdo themselves on the ear-catching advance single, “Pressure.”
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Columns
Getting to Know…Cinders | Interview
From breaking two basses in one night, to finishing a set covered in blood, Cinders provide a pretty intriguing interview to The Musical Hype.
Music
Muse, ‘The Dark Side’ | Track Review
Grammy-winning alternative rock band Muse comes on strong on “The Dark Side,” the fourth advance single from their eighth album, ‘Simulation Theory.’
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Music
Mumford & Sons, ‘Guiding Light’ | Track Review
Grammy-award winning alternative/alt-folk collective Mumford & Sons return with “Guiding Light,” the promo single from their third LP, ‘Delta.’
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Evergreen
11 Songs Where the Hate is Real | Playlist
“11 Songs Where the Hate is Real” features music courtesy of 21 Savage, The Chainsmokers, Gnash, Kelsea Ballerini, and Korn among others.
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Music
Lana Del Rey, Venice Bitch | Track Review
Lana Del Rey gives listeners a serious ‘vibe’ with her second new single of 2018, “Venice Bitch.” As colorful as it is, the 10-min duration is a bit much.
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Evergreen
13 Songs That Focus on the World | Playlist
“13 Songs That Focus on the World” features music courtesy of Arctic Monkeys, Five Finger Death Punch, Kenny Chesney, Lana Del Rey, and Rich the Kid.
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Music
The 1975, ‘Sincerity is Scary’ | Track Review
After releasing many sketchy singles in advance of ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’, The 1975 improve on 4th single, “Sincerity is Scary.”
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Album 💿
Rotten Mind, Fading into Oblivion | Album Review
Rising Swedish post-punk band Rotten Mind serves up a heaping helping anger, angst, and darkness on their third studio album, ‘Fading into Oblivion.’