Category: lyricism
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Let’s Talk: What artist has made you stop in your tracks?
I don’t mean a music artist literally getting in your general path and making you stop, but a genuine sit-down moment, when you’ve looked up from whatever you were doing and sank into the music. Even gone the extra mile and shut your eyes for a few. If this rarity of music excellence has happened…
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Tyler, The Creator – CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: Album Review
A true connoisseur, Tyler The Creator has created his Igor-follow up with CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST. Best picks: CORSO, WUSYANAME, WILSHIRE, LUMBERJACK Gorgeous, hip, outlandish and perfectly Tyler, the seemless – and quite frankly, flawless – album transitions from one breadth to another, with the outros blending perfectly into another deflective motion of…
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Twenty One Pilots – ‘Scaled and Icy’ Review
Dynamic duo find their happy place – but falls flat within an empty attempt compared to their past work. Much like its album name, Scaled and Icy, has flairs of happy-go-lucky fleeting moments, but ultimately feels like a hollow skeleton of their former selves. Known for their compelling thought-provoking moments on mental health with lyrical…
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Let’s Talk: Can song lyrics be considered as a form of poetry?
We’re all familiar on here with the power of poetry and the part it plays upon us bloggers. We love it and can’t get enough of it. So in the same breadth of enthusiasm and high drive of inspiration, I today, ask you this: can our most beloved song lyrics be seen as the same?…
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