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Opinion
Sharp takes, cultural notes, and the records still rattling around in our heads.
Vol. 06 / Opinion
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Pick Up Goliath’s “Empire of Circuits” Builds a Crushing Hymn to Control and Rebellion
“Empire of Circuits” is a cathedral of noise, a mechanical hymn to submission, rebellion, and the ghosts of autonomy. It feels less like just a song and more like a warning carved in distortion. Pick Up Goliath transforms the narrative into pure sonic architecture: intricate, punishing, and emotionally devastating. It’s a confrontation with control itself,…
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“down in the garden” by TJBUCKLEY: A poetic reflection on memory, loss, and unspoken grief
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“Sequence 8” by Martin Warnes – A bold atonal exploration of pattern, dissonance, and sonic intuition
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“Tell Me Tell Me” by Rip Gerber: A soul-stirring plea for connection in the wake of loss
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“Too Late For Second Guessing” by Sam Hauge: A defiant anthem of closure and forward momentum
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“Start Again” by Proclaim ft. LaRussell: A reflective hip-hop ballad about renewal in the age of disconnection
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“Chained” by Alwyn Morrison: A raw, haunting portrait of loving someone through depression
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“WAVELESS TIDE” by DUPLEXITY: A high-octane anthem for dreamers and risk-takers
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“Something Beautiful” by Terje Gravdal: A stark, poetic meditation on war, loss, and the duality of yellow
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“Set Me Free” by Jack Horton: An unflinching ballad of release, redemption, and love’s final gift