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BLACK MOSS: Southport Sleeper of the Year
Written by John Makela Introduction BLACK MOSS, an album that went everywhere. Southport Sleeper of the year, BLACK MOSS. This article we will talk about (and with) the artists behind this project, HANZ and Reggie Volume. We will also define what it means to be a sleeper at Southport. Under this criteria we will reason Read more
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The Death Of The Preachers Daughter and The Birth of Perverts
By Kayla Karlsson If God is real, why is suffering generational and eternal to who I am? Suffering is intertwined with the identity of Ethel Cain, pain is interlinked within everything she does. There is beauty in the melancholy, as Ethel experiences teenhood just to be drawn back to childhood and the abuse she experienced. Read more
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A Guitar Can do That!?: 2024 Was the Year of Mk.gee
– Written by Jackson Skam I’m very reluctant to say that I am so behind the times on Mk.gee. Even though Southport’s veryown founder Hunter covered his debut album in an editorial earlier in the year, I neglected hismusic until the very end of December (although I wish he would have shown up on my Read more
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The 2024 Bob Dylan Takeover
– Written by Jackson Skam – As the weather drops and the air gets bitter, I can’t help but to blare a certain artist inmy ears as I walk to work or to campus. Red, orange, and yellow leaves colour the roadsand sidewalks. Even though the tunes numb my ears, I can feel them crunch Read more
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Girls To The Front!; A Privileged Punk Fantasy, Also Known As Riot Grrrl
– Written by Kayla Karlsson – “WHEN SHE TALKS I HEAR THE REVOLUTION!” Riot Grrrl, it’s loud, abrasive, unapologetic and politically fueled. A genre that made waves in the male-dominated, boy club, that was called punk rock. Punk was one of the most critical movements in music, expressing and pushing a political agenda, driven by Read more
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The Fred Again… Experience
– Written by Will Barber – On Thursday, October 3rd I saw British producer, singer, songwriter, and DJ, Fred Again… live at Scotiabank Arena. My friends and I had been anticipating this concert for months, and I have to say, it was absolutely worth the wait. From the moment the concert started, It was clear Read more
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When Did Tana Get Good?
– Written by Charlotte Holder – Lately online I’ve seen immense amounts of discourse surrounding underground artist “tana” previously known as “babysantana”, this discourse has pertained greatly to his evolution as an artist and undeniably better image within the scene however for myself personally I truly don’t ever think tana was bad. I strongly believe Read more
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Beabadoobee’s This Is How Tomorrow Moves: A Bold New Era
– Written by Jackson Skam – Beabadoobee might have been one of my favourite artists to discover. I was first introduced to her song “The Perfect Pair” via none other than the algorithmic powers of TikTok, and from this instance I was addicted. Listening to releases such as her commercial and sonic hit sophomore album Read more
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454’s Longest Project Yet is a Delightful Surprise
– Written by John Makela – 454 fans have been blessed with a random drop of his longest tape yet. 454, (also known as Squills) blessed us at the beginning of this month with a tape exclusively on Soundcloud named Casts of a Dreamer. This tape has been extremely praised by fans and critics alike. Read more
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