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Getting the Word Out

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Thanks for the support, Katie F.!

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First Two Pages of Frankenstein

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The National have a new album out, First Two Pages of Frankenstein. I've listened a couple times, it's kinda more of the same formula they've been using but I like the formula. They add a couple variables into the formula by getting Sufjan Stevens, Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift to turn up. I especially like the Phoebe and Taylor tracks. Not mind-blowing album but good enough. I think they may have peaked with Trouble Will Find me but that's probably a different conversation. Check out First Two Pages of Frankenstein on Bandcamp. 

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New NWA Ripoff Logo

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Was fooling around in Photoshop and realized I could ripoff pay a little homage to the legendary NWA. Posted up some new shirts and stuff that I really like. Check 'em out on the front page if you're interested.  

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Music Has the Right to Children

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I'm a couple days early here, but happy 25th to the legend, released on April 20th 1998. I came to this one late, maybe 4-5 years after release. I just didn't know electronic music outside some of the bigger names (Portishead and Chemical Brothers come to mind), but someone recommended it to me and listening to it the first time swung the gate wide open. I think I was also a bit surprised at how chill the album is, it's kinda like a dream. It works whether you're actively or passively listening. These days I like to put it on when...

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Weyes Blood

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Spaced about Coachella happening this weekend, but I did manage to catch Weyes Blood on the live stream. I've seen her a few times before, Natalie Mering is so fucking cool. Check out her newest album, And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow. 

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