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Then i think youve hello again and welcome. Its time to today were asking with. Campus protests. Getting more violent our College President s, right or wrong to call on the cops. Then judging the judge will discuss, have donald trump should get jail time if he keeps violating his gag order and telling too much the story of a rising star and possible trump running mate. And a dog named cricket. The panel is here and ready to go. So sit back, relax, and lets talk about it up first, the universitys...

Jessica Dobson began learning piano at six years old but her real light bulb moment came when she discovered a different instrument.

The Avalanches had their audience prepared to wait another decade for their next album. The Australian group’s Robbie Chater and Tony Di Blasi surprised everyone with the relatively quick arrival of their third album, We Will Always Love You, only four years after its predecessor, Wildflower, which took four times as long to be released after the group’s critically and commercially acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You in 2000.

Given the numerous ways that an indelicate hand can render them ever so ineffectively, it's possible that there's no more challenging assignment for a songwriter than penning a potent political song.

“Every time I make an album, I always think I’ve figured things out, and settled on a sound. But then I can’t repeat myself, even if I wanted to,” says Tamara Lindeman. She goes on to describe how 2017’s The Weather Station LP “was the sound of me breaking out of one box. Then I built another that I needed to break out of too.”

If the last year has taught us anything, one of the most eye opening lessons was the need to never stop educating ourselves. Solo artist and boygenius member, Lucy Dacus, has always been an avid reader and promoter of books—from literature to life lessons. Most recently her efforts have focused on finding ways to help the most marginalized in a society stacked against them.

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Under the Radar's annual Black Friday Sale was supposed to end tonight, but we have now extended it through this Friday, December 1. This year we’re offering 35% off all print subscriptions and 50% off all back issues, including our current issue. Our 20th Anniversary Covers of Covers album on CD is 35% off (plus there’s a bundle with the 20th Anniversary Issue and Covers of Covers that’s 30% off). No promo codes are needed.

Under the Radar is having its annual Black Friday Sale starting now and continuing through next Tuesday, February 28. This year we’re offering 35% off all print subscriptions and 50% off all back issues, including our current issue. Our 20th Anniversary Covers of Covers album on CD is 35% off (plus there’s a bundle with the 20th Anniversary Issue and Covers of Covers that’s 30% off). No promo codes are needed.

Boygenius performed on "Saturday Night Live" on Saturday night, doing “Not Strong Enough” and “Satanist” from their debut full-length album, "the record," released in March via Interscope. They also briefly appeared in a sketch with host Timothée Chalamet that poked fun at Australian pop singer Troye Sivan.