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Evergreen A Buffet of Randomly Curated B Songs | Playlist
A Buffet of Randomly Curated B Songs | Playlist 
A Buffet of Randomly Curated B Songs features songs by Billie Eilish, Halle, LISA, Queen, The Weeknd, and Yeat.
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Queen, Body Language | Controversial Songs
In the second edition of Controversial Songs (2025), we explore the controversy behind the “Body Language” by the iconic rock band, Queen.
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The B-52’s, Rock Lobster | Wacky Wednesday
In the second edition of Wacky Wednesday (2025), we break down the unique song, “Rock Lobster,” performed by the new wave band, The B-52’s.
Music
Franz Ferdinand, ‘Feel the Love Go’ | Track Review
Alternative rock darlings Franz Ferdinand return with “Feel the Love Go,” the second single from their fifth studio album, ‘Always Ascending.’
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Album 
Arcade Fire, Everything Now | Album Review
Arcade Fire, Everything Now | Album Review
Arguably, Canadian alt-rock darlings Arcade Fire deliver their weakest album to date with ‘Everything Now.’ Regardless, it has still has its moments.
Music
Arcade Fire, ‘Electric Blue’ | Track Review
Arcade Fire returns with its fourth (and arguably most danceable) single ahead of ‘Everything Now,’ “Electric Blue,” fronted by Regine Chassagne.
Music
Arcade Fire, ‘Everything Now’ | Track Review
Alternative rock darlings Arcade Fire return in a big, groovy way with “Everything Now,” the promo single from their upcoming album of the same title.
