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Faith in metalcore temporarily restored.
Happy Easter by Jason Edmiston / Website / Tumblr
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Today’s playlist for the late-night-essay-writer is We Came As Romans’ sophomore album “To Plant A Seed” which includes this aptly titled track for something I wish was doing instead of writing the aforementioned essay.
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On Friday evening My Chemical Romance announced that the band would be breaking up.
While I’ve never been a huge My Chemical Romance fan, I recognize the influence the band had in shaping the emo pop-punk music scene that came to define a whole generation of young music listeners (particularly my generation; I was 14 when MCR’s debut Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge released, and 16 when their mega-popular Welcome to the Black Parade hit store shelves). If nothing else, MCR’s disbanding is yet another instance of something that was very prominent during my youth disappearing…the culture and music scene I used to so identify with slowly eroding away (growing up sucks).
The above track, “Helena” off of Three Cheers, remains one of my favourite MCR songs. For those who have never heard it, enjoy, and for those who know every word, join me in taking a trip down memory lane.
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This weekend one of the most popular and influential rock albums of all time, Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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Mass Effect Monday: The Many Faces of Javik
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The new music I’ve picked up this month, for those interested.
This game released almost a month ago in North America and yet I can’t seem to find any copies at any video game retailers.
What Nintendo, did you forget to ship to Canada?
What a crazy week for the games industry…
As even the most passive reader of this blog is sure to be aware, I am an avid gaming enthusiast…
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