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'); Welcome back to another round of Quick Takes—a post that indulges in the topics that aren’t worth dedicating a full article to, but are still on my mind. Each week, I try to cram in as many smaller talking points as I can via a speedier process, and I invite you to chime in with your own thoughts about these topics and anything else by keeping the discussion going in the comments below! Drop some more talking points in there for everyone to chat it up about, too! '); The Granddaddy of Them All is Becoming The Mommy of Them All

Mass Effect Replay: The ugliest aliens you've ever seen in any universe by: Randy - posted: 2/28/2021 12:40:00 AM Batarians are ugly. By human standards, anyway. Batarians have four black eyes. Six gnarly looking nostrils. Weak, shallow chins. Heck, humans even hate that feature in each other. But the thing I dislike most in the Batarians is that, in the Mass Effect universe, they’re the underdogs, and humans are basically going to ensure they stay there, unable to progress, as the underdogs. The Bring Down the Sky DLC is something I ran into a...

Mass Effect Replay: Galaxy map music forever and an extinction level event by: Randy - posted: 2/26/2021 4:57:00 PM I could listen to the galaxy map music for hours. Ten hours, actually. You think I’m kidding. I’m picturing myself right now, in my Space Navy uniform, standing on the short platform leading up to a top-down view of the Milky Way inside the Normandy’s blue-lit hull. Ever been to the roof of the galaxy? Commander Shepard has. Every time they step up onto that platform. Look at me. I’m the Captain now. Thank you, Sam Hulick, fo...

Workforce will release his new EP, ‘Moods’, via Critical Music this month. Set for release on 22nd January, the ex-Spectrasouler builds on the tough, moody d&b sound he’s been cultivating as Workforce for the past two years. ‘Bring Down’ embodies the producer’s flair for brooding atmospheres and fully-charged, weighty beats. Cloudy bass plumes burst in and out of the mix, while roughneck grooves push the whole thing forward. Check it out below. Pre-order ‘Moods’ here.