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Review: Ys IX: Monstrum Nox Release: February 02, 2021 Adol Christin and Dogi have had quite a few adventures over the years. While never becoming a household name in the States, Ys has always enjoyed a following which has seemed to be growing in the past decade as shown by the favorable reception of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana. Their latest adventure has been out in Japan since 2019. This newest entry introduces new gameplay elements that have intrigued us since we started following its deve...

NIT Rourkela Observes 72nd Republic Day & Inaugurates Its Diamond Jubilee Year SHARE January 26th, 2021 NIT Rourkela celebrated the occasion of Republic Day with great pride and fervour. The institute also celebrated the inaugural ceremony of its Diamond Jubilee year on the same day. The event was bestowed by the presence of some esteemed personalities who joined through  virtual platforms due to the impediments posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been 72 years since the day on which Indi...

Tweet Share 2020 was a landmark year for Nashville’s growing hip-hop scene, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down in 2021. Along with the sheer volume of talented artists releasing new music, one of the most exciting qualities of Music City’s hip-hop community is the emphasis on collaboration, and few releases demonstrate that better than Get the Loot, the first full-length release from $hrames. Get the Loot was released via Third Eye & Co., an independent organizatio...

Marsha Zazula, the co-founder of iconic metal label Megaforce Records, has died. She was 68.

| UPDATED: 12:25, Sat, Jan 23, 2021 Link copied The idea crystals carry healing benefits can be traced back to 3400 BC when the Ancient Sumerians used crystals in magic formulas. The Ancient Egyptians also used crystals in their jewellery to bring health and protection and ward off evil spirits. Today, crystal healing is a type of therapy which is used to balance certain aspects of a persons personality, mind or life in general. Every crystal has a unique energy and special properties which c...

October 22nd, 2008 When you’re dealing with a band whose music evolves from hours of improvisation, intuitively blending genres with no regard for boundaries, and sampling each others’ voices and instruments to feed back into the sound... it almost makes sense to dissolve the interview/gig review/album review format. When the band in question also regard their recent records as a celebration of the life of a former member, and speak of the music as "offer[ing] sanctuary... but also making ...

Exclusive: Delhi Police has tools to extract data from smartphones, including iPhones Credit: Aditi Agrawal At least one law enforcement agency in India — Delhi Police — has the tools to extract data from locked smartphones, including iPhones. However, the effectiveness and success rate of such tools remains under question. There has been amplereportage about how American law enforcement agencies break into smartphones, especially iPhones, but the capabilities of their Indian counter...

Rolling Stone Menu Eve 6 Wants to Know Whether You Like Their ‘Heart in a Blender’ Song Why yes, it By Robb D. Cohen/Invision/AP Images Nineties band Eve 6 has just one question for the various celebrities of Twitter: “Do you like the heart in a blender song?” Frontman Max Collins is referring, of course, to the band’s 1998 hit, “Inside Out,” which he also admits he was a virgin at the time of writing — despite the saucy “TIE ME TO THE BEDPOST” lyric. Like...

SHARE THIS ARTICLE: Oregon became the first U.S. state to decriminalize the possession of all drugs on Nov. 3, 2020. Scott Atkins Analysis Those drugs are still against the law, as is selling them. But possession is now a civil – not criminal – violation that may result in a fine or court-ordered therapy, not jail. Marijuana, which Oregon legalized in 2014, remains fully legal. Oregon’s move is radical for the United States, but several European countries have decriminalized drugs to some...

ADVERTISEMENT Six hundred years of monarchy in the Kingdom of Laos were coming to an end, and Prince Panya had a choice to make. The Prime Ministers son, age 32, could flee his native Laos and swim to freedom under cover of darkness, or he could stay home with the rest of the ruling family and risk being imprisoned or killed. Prince Panya Phouma of Laos with a Rolex GMT-Master ref. 1675 on his right wrist.  He had to decide quickly. The Communist Phatet Lao party, led by The Prime Ministers ow...