Saturday, March 15, 2025

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"iPhone!" some students shout. "Android!" others exclaim. "Windows Phone!" I yell. The rowdiness of the students transforms into chirping of crickets. The following article...
Project and moniker of Sonny Moore, Skrillex has, in one way or another, blown up with his unique brand of dance music in the past...
The Black Keys Turn Blue Album Review Nonesuch Records Released May 12, 2014 Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Blues Rock You must have been living under a rock for...
  Kaskade Atmosphere Album Review Ultra Records Released September 10, 2013 Genre: House, Progressive House, Electro House, Deep House, EDM   Atmosphere is the newest and seventh album from arguably the best...
A couple weekends ago was the inaugural Suburbia Music Festival in Plano, Texas.  The festival came about when promoters from the concert powerhouse Live Nation...
When one thinks of the word “cheating,” they may think of someone peeking over at a classmate’s quiz or test to get answers, or...
Do you ever watch Netflix? Browse Reddit? Stream games on Twitch? Do you hate buffering and slow connections? Well, that's too bad because the...
"Love of money is the root of all evil." This solemn message greets you when you first open the top-selling game Make It Rain: The Love...

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