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Wayback Wednesday: Atom Heart Mother
Rory Murray, Staff Writer
Atom Heart Mother was Pink Floyd’s fifth studio album, released in the UK by Harvest and EMI Records and in the US by Capitol Records. It …
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Debut: Chase Huglin, You Deserve An Island
Ashley Parent, Arts Editor
Fall serves as a time to come down from the summer high and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us, and acoustic rock makes a great backdrop …
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Have Playlists Conquered The Album Format For Good?
Ashley Parent, Arts Editor
It’s no secret that the heyday of the recording industry has come and gone. Consumers kissed the days of shopping for music in person goodbye five …
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Wayback Wednesday: Nevermind
Rory Murray, Contributing Writer
Twenty-five years ago on September 24, 1991 Nirvana released their second album, Nevermind. The album was their first major label release and was an unexpected …
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Florida Georgia Line Have Dug Their Roots
Averi Amsterdam, Staff Writer
Following their pattern of releasing a new album every two years, Florida Georgia Line did not fail when Dig Your Roots came out on August 26. …
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Wayback Wednesday: 46 Years of Heavy Metal
Rory Murray, Contributing Writer
In September of 1970, Black Sabbath released their second studio album Paranoid. The band seldom received radio airtime due to their association with the occult, …
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Wayback Wednesday: How Duz He Do It… Eazy
Rory Murray, Contributing Writer
Last Wednesday, September 7, would have been Eric Lynn Wright’s 52nd birthday. Better known by his stage name Eazy-E, the late rapper was one of the …
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We Get No Bad Vibes From Bad Vibrations
Ashley Parent, Arts Editor
It’s no secret that A Day To Remember (ADTR) is the bedrock of today’s metalcore scene, the stars at which budding bands gaze to gain insight …
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T-Pain, Asher Roth, Darkecy Light Up Fall Concert 2016
Adia Watts, Editor-in-Chief
SUNY Oneonta’s annual fall concert debuted this past Saturday to a packed Dewar Arena.
The first act of the night was student artist Darkecy, also known as …
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OH-Fest XI a Success
Adia Watts, Editor-in-Chief
A tradition that began in 2006, SUNY Oneonta, Hartwick College, and the Oneonta community celebrated their eleventh annual OH-Fest on Saturday.
Every year, the festival unites