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The Sun’s 2020 Grammys Predictions
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These aren’t necessarily who we think is the best, just who we think is going to win — and that’s exactly in the spirit of the Grammys, isn’t it?
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TEST SPIN | Eminem — ‘Music To Be Murdered By’
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It’s certainly his best album since 2013’s The Marshall Mathers LP 2, showcasing lyrical dexterity, complex topics and excellent beat selection.
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TEST SPIN | G Herbo — ‘Sessions’
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Sessions contains a featureless compilation of recently released singles with a handful of new songs as well, focusing on more conscious subject matter than much of his previous work.
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The Sun’s Top 100 Albums of the Decade
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Here is a list of the best albums of the decade. Please remember we were 11 when the decade started.
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TEST SPIN | Camila Cabello — ‘Romance’
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On Romance, Cabello has not fully formed a unique voice within the industry, but she has proven her ability to churn out a slate of hit pop songs, even at the expense of a few fails.
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Dark Star Orchestra Proves the Music Still Hasn’t Stopped in Ithaca
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As I looked around, it was comforting to know that we were surrounded by a big group of kids my age and wouldn’t be terrorized by die-hard deadheads claiming I was at the wrong concert or berating me for wearing a Phish shirt.
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Test Spin | Coldplay — ‘Everyday Life’
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‘Everyday Life’ makes an attempt to regain the respect that was once had for their music. For the most part, it succeeds.
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Bob Dylan Performs At Ithaca College
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Thank goodness Dylan was able to keep the crowd focused. If it were any other artist, I would’ve walked out of the venue instantly.
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SIMS | Never Trust a Crowd Over 30
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I’ve seen so many old people go hard. Have you ever watched an older person reliving their glory days at a classic rock show?
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‘Body’ Stars Loud Luxury Prove Syracuse Goes Harder Than Ithaca
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Unlike with a lot of EDM, they didn’t need to count down to drops or verbally signal where the songs were going. They let the music speak for itself, and it paid off.