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Deconstructing the festival fever
Without question, festivals have changed the way we experience live music.
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Why your music sucks: Rap edition
Rap music is meant to be lyrically driven, a steady beat behind the powerful voice of a poet who speaks to an audience entranced by each melodic syllable escaping the speaker’s mind. Unfortunately, we’ve reached a point where this is no longer the case.
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The Audio Files: SLO Brew may be closing, but the show’s not over
The music scene will live on.
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The Right Angle: More than a rooftop
The “St. Fratty’s Day” Party revealed more than just a weak rooftop.
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The Right Angle: Lenses of life
It’s time to take a look at political debate and discourse from an outside view.
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The new Face of MLB: an all-around great guy
This San Francisco Giants catcher deserves it most.
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The Right Angle: Piping up on Keystone XL
Eric Stubben [follow id=”ericstubben”] Eric Stubben is a mechanical engineering junior and Mustang News conservative columnist. These views do not necessarily reflect the opinion or editorial coverage of Mustang News. My past Friday night wasn’t spent like most others. Rather than good friends, good music and good times, my evening was filled with reading the […]
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Kreuzberg, CA: More than their mason jars
If you’ve lived in San Luis Obispo and have regular access to SoundCloud, you’ve probably stepped into Kreuzberg at least once.
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The Audio Files: Why college radio matters
Before the Internet, YouTube and iTunes, college radio provided a way for new bands to get exposure to audiences who craved new, alternative music.