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Playlist: part #6
The Girl with the Replaceable Head – Shangri La Yeah, I’m an 80s kid. That comes with certain conditions. In particular, there’s a twang of a guitar that jets me back to my carefree, younger days when life was simple and the Cocteau Twins catered for most of my musical needs. Which brings us neatly to The Girl with the Replaceable Head. Not just a great name for a band, this lot also have a neat line in jangly, shoe-gazey indie that would surely have bagged a deal with 4AD in about 1990.
Andy PottsPublished 8 days ago in Beat- Top Story - April 2024
Victim or Survivor
TW: Mention of self harm and suicide attempts I'll preface this article with I have never listened to any other songs by Citizen Soldier. I had never heard of them until I found out from an Icon for Hire stream where they told fans about an "upcoming collab," being with Citizen Soldier. As soon as I saw that it was on Spotify, I listened to it over and over... And over because of the lyrics.
Rene PetersPublished 8 days ago in Beat Remembrance for a Disc Jockey; DJ Mister Cee Dead at Fifty Seven
Usually part of the background, yet still energetic, the hip hop DJ is a cardinal element of the entire scene. Mister Cee knew this. He represented a class of artists and presenters that transcended the idea of the DJ playing second fiddle to the MC. Throughout his life, he wanted to make an impact on this genre of music that is often cast aside like a used tissue paper or denounced for its explicit nature and legal troubles. He had a few of them of his own.
Skyler SaundersPublished 9 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: I'm A Believer
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 9 days ago in Beat2112
Introduction This is my 2,112th post and Rush have an album called "2112". It is not one of my favourites of theirs, but I love the artwork, but the album's ligretto is very stringy to say the least.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 9 days ago in BeatThe Rhythm of Pop Culture: A Tapestry of Trends and Tribes
The Rhythm of Pop Culture In the clamoring roads of the city, where neon lights cast an energetic sparkle and the beat of music consumes the space, a different embroidery of mainstream society flourishes. From style to music, from film to web-based entertainment, the ongoing scene of mainstream society is a kaleidoscope of patterns and clans, each adding to the rich and consistently developing structure holding the system together.
Writing Their Own Requiem
Introduction This morning I picked out "You Want It Darker" by Leonard Cohen and thought I know at least three artists who knew they were not long for this world, and thought it might be an idea to share songs from these albums with you.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 9 days ago in BeatSwiftie Shock! Did Taylor's New Album "The Tortured Poets Department" Leak Online?
Content Table: Introduction: A Shocking Development for Swifties The Evidence: Rumors Swirl of Leaked Tracks Fan Theories: A Boon or Bane for the Album Experience?
Audio Alchemy: Best Audio Production Course in India
In the world of tune and media, the magic in the back of fascinating audio is regularly crafted by using professional audio engineers and producers. These people possess the technical knowledge and innovative aptitude to transform raw sounds into polished masterpieces, enriching the listening revel in for audiences worldwide. For aspiring audio experts in India, locating the right education and schooling is essential to gaining knowledge of the artwork of audio manufacturing. In this text, we delve into the world of audio alchemy and discover the best music production course in India, in which college students can free up the secrets and techniques of sonic sorcery and embark on a journey of innovative exploration.
Karen AnthonyPublished 10 days ago in BeatRambling About Dead Club City by Nothing But Thieves
DISCLAIMER: this is just my interpretation so you don't have to agree, but if you wanna get mad about it please for the love of god go find someone who actually cares and waste their time instead.
Is Taylor Swift's 'The Tortured Poet's Department' Leaked?
From Small-Town Girl to Global Superstar: Taylor Swift's Remarkable Journey Taylor Swift's rise to fame is a modern-day fairy tale, but one crafted through sheer talent, hard work, and an unwavering belief in herself. Born on December 13, 1989, in the quaint town of West Reading, Pennsylvania, young Taylor Alison Swift seemed destined for the stage from an early age. With a twinkle in her eye and a voice that belied her years, she began performing at local events, captivating audiences with her heartfelt lyrics and infectious melodies.
Cry Him a River
The' latest pop/rock banger from out artist Tom Goss is based on his real-life five-year relationship with a very impressive Englishman who was not all who he appeared to be.
Ben NelsonPublished 11 days ago in Beat