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A Needed Sense of Optimism from L.S. Dunes

by Jesse Hudgins L.S. Dunes is a group made up of members from other bands that released a phenomenal record

Planning for Your Next Concert

by Karla Damian   Concerts happen year-round and knowing what to pack with you is crucial to having the best

Why Was Metallica’s Load So Hated?

by Erik Batkiewicz After the massive commercial success of Metallica’s 1991 self-titled album, a.k.a The Black Album, fans were eager

The Soundtrack of My Life: How Music Reflects Growth, Identity, and Connection

by Rose Orrala   Music, like any form of art, is an expression. Whether you play an instrument, produce music,

With Touché Amore, Heartbreak Feels Good

by Jesse Hudgins   Since 2007, Touché Amore have provided their special brand of hardcore that isn’t afraid of emotional

Nickelback’s Shift to the Country Music Scene

by Olivia McGuin   On November 15, Canandian rock band Nickelback released their 12th studio album, Live From Nashville. The

A New Music Night to Remember with Modern Alibi

by Sierra Knutsen If you’ve been tuning in to FM89 at all recently, you’ve definitely heard one of our most

Nicky Hopkins: Shaping Rock History from the Shadows

by Ashly Rico Nicholas Christian Hopkins, professionally known as Nicky Hopkins, shaped the sound of rock and roll by collaborating

Social Media’s Impact on Music Industry Power

by Jade Reynoso   Social media and streaming services have altered the music industry’s previous power structure over time. For

Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Metallica’s Ride the Lightning

by Erik Batkiewicz   It’s been more than 40 years since Metallica released their sophomore album Ride the Lightning, a

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