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Song of the day: "Paranoid Android"- Radiohead

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 22, 2012

I would have no doubt in saying this is one of the most magnificent masterpieces ever created. The lyrics, the melody, and the meaning all converge into a harmonious commentary on how horribly backwards the entire system is as it exists. There are also a lot of references to Philip K. Dick's "Do
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Song of the day: "King's Crossing"- Elliott Smith

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 21, 2012

I'm not going to lie, the beginning of this track used to strike me as very eerie. But now I realize the eerie part is that the song serves more as a suicide note beyond the grave. R.I.P. Elliott. This beautiful, melodic song is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The song acts as a commentary on what
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Song of the day: "Tamer Animals"-Other Lives

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 20, 2012

This band is such a wonderful find. A friend sent this to me one day, and I've been listening non-stop ever since. "Speed Tape", is the name of the song, written by the group Other Lives. The American folk band from Oklahoma has been making music since 2004, and is now opening for Radiohead on a
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Song of the day: The Mars Volta- Take the Veil, Cerpin Taxt

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 17, 2012

What a masterpiece. I've loved the Mars Volta for almost eight years now, and I find more reason everyday to appreciate their profound musical talent. This music is like a meditation for me. Give it a try. It's also a fun track to play while getting ready for your weekend ahead. TGIF!
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Song of the day: Deftones- Change

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 16, 2012

This song is a little dark. Okay, not a little. The vocals are heavy and seductive against the somewhat soft melody, perfect for contemplation at the end of the day when you unwind for bed. The soul of this song rests in the vocals, somewhat stretched out across the instrumental aspects of the
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Concert Review: Blind Pilot

By Justin McIntosh

Published February 15, 2012

Blind Pilot’s just the kind of band I fall in love with: Primarily acoustic music loaded to the rafters with two- and three-part harmonies. After the band’s Feb. 6 performance at the Newport, I’m closer to an infatuation. Blind Pilot opened its set with a loud, plaintive trumpet — a move
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Concert Review: Craig Finn

By Justin McIntosh

Published February 15, 2012

Special post by Patrick Cooley After seeing The Hold Steady at Newport Music Hall two years ago, I had some reservations about going to Craig Finn’s solo show at The Basement Thursday. How is one guy with a few backup musicians in a crowded closet of a bar supposed to compete with the entire
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Song of the day: Tool- The Pot

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 15, 2012

Who doesn't love starting their day with a little Tool? "The Pot" is a thought-provoking, melodic song that acts as an interesting social commentary. Looking past the superficial level and examining the lyrics is a really great way to make sense of the song. No, it is not a senseless commentary on
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Song of the day: Florence and The Machine- "Cosmic Love"

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 14, 2012

Happy Valentine's Day! In celebration of this day of love and appreciation, here is a song to complement your mood. Even if you don't have a significant other, love is a universal language we are all capable of. I know I already posted this song once, but it is just so fitting for today. Take a
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Song of the day: Myleene Klass- For the Love of a Princess

By Katelyn Oster

Published February 13, 2012

This song is absolutely as elegant as elegant can be. Myleene Klass' musical genius shines in this classic masterpiece. "For the Love of a Princess" is such a strong yet delicate composition. I love to listen to this song when I write papers for school. Something so moving about the notes keeps
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