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Disney Songs, Let it go

Ask any ‘90s kid what makes a Disney movie a true Disney movie and they’ll say one word: singing. Whether you’re just around the riverbend, whistling while you work, or trying to make a man out of someone, classic Disney films were all about the…

Flashback Friday: Plain White T’s

Hey there, Delilah. What’s it like under the radar? That could be a legitimate line from one of the Plain White T’s most famous songs due to the fact that the group has been so out of the spotlight for the past few years. Let’s…

Flashback Friday: The Fray

Disappointment has in fact set in, and I’ve decided it’s time to accept what we’re getting. Although I can’t change that The Fray is headlining my last semester at Bradley, I can come to terms with how hard I plan to rock out when the…

Disney Songs, Let It Go

Ask any ‘90s kid what makes a Disney movie a true Disney movie and they’ll say one word: singing. Whether you’re just around the riverbend, whistling while you work, or trying to make a man out of someone, classic Disney films were all about the…

Spoilers Ahead: Farewell to HIMYM

It’s finally coming to an end, and I couldn’t be more relieved. After nine seasons of “How I Met Your Mother” we are finally going to get closure on, dare I say it, an overly drawn-out series on March 31. Let me clarify, I loved…

Grand Budapest Strikes Gold

Wes Anderson isn’t your typical film director. The “Moonrise Kingdom” director is back with his next masterpiece “The Grand Budapest Hotel”. If you are unfamiliar with Anderson’s style, be ready for a fantastic adventure; his focus is on seemingly real life story telling with a…

Ambitions Beginnings: Cloud Nothings Big Release

“I can’t feel your pain and I feel alright about it” sings Dylan Baldi on the chorus of “Now Here In”, the opening track of Cloud Nothing’s third LP “Here and Nowhere Else.” Opening with an isolated, satisfyingly distorted guitar riff followed by driving drums,…

Turning Blue: Black Keys Disappoint

The Black Keys are back and more boring than ever. Let me rewind a little bit; to be fair, they’ve only released one song (“Fever”) with the announcement of their new album “Turn Blue,” but I remain unimpressed. In fact, I have already turned blue…

Inside Lost Soles

Don’t ever question whether Bradley students can break it down, because Lost Soles would definitely have something to say about it. If you’ve heard Jay Z blasting in the corner Markin dance studio, then you’ve heard the hardworking sounds of one of Bradley’s greatest clubs.…

Oxymoron Review

Ties with The Crips, drug addiction, raising a daughter, introspection and re-evaluation; bucket hat-wearing party boy Schoolboy Q has a lot to say on his third studio album, and first major label release, “Oxymoron”. Coming in at a total of 19 songs (if you count…

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