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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 20, 2023

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Claralyse Palmer

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The band struggled to find balanced footing in the Great American Music Hall, overfilling the venue’s unique spatial character.
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The band struggled to find balanced footing in the Great American Music Hall, overfilling the venue’s unique spatial character.
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LCD Soundsystem left the audience in a state of heart-pounding breathlessness most reminiscent of waking up from an indescribably exhilarating dream.
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LCD Soundsystem left the audience in a state of heart-pounding breathlessness most reminiscent of waking up from an indescribably exhilarating dream.
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In laughing at the cringeworthy, the frustrating, the inexplicably unjust, Cho aims to broaden perspectives and open discussions on addressing and correcting all the “shit” that’s wrong with the world.
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In laughing at the cringeworthy, the frustrating, the inexplicably unjust, Cho aims to broaden perspectives and open discussions on addressing and correcting all the “shit” that’s wrong with the world.
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Unafraid of delving deeper into music as time goes on, the Barr Brothers’ latest release bridges ends of the musical spectrum, making complexity sound simple and simplicity sound complex.
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Unafraid of delving deeper into music as time goes on, the Barr Brothers’ latest release bridges ends of the musical spectrum, making complexity sound simple and simplicity sound complex.
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As artistic director, Arshonsky intends to use her position to even further develop the foundation of independence and creativity that Thrive has already established.
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As artistic director, Arshonsky intends to use her position to even further develop the foundation of independence and creativity that Thrive has already established.
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Though every track isn’t exactly ear candy, Spoon builds on its familiar foundation to deliver an album that lies at the crossroads of electronic synths and rock stylings.
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Though every track isn’t exactly ear candy, Spoon builds on its familiar foundation to deliver an album that lies at the crossroads of electronic synths and rock stylings.
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