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Jan 23, 2020

There’s No Such Thing as an “LGB” Movement

If there’s one thing that unites people from all four corners of the political compass, it’s hatred of trans people. — Tris Mamone Part 1 — The T Problem A couple weeks ago, I made two mistakes. I logged on to Twitter, and I tried to Google information about trans rights. My first mistake became obvious…

LGBTQ

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There’s No Such Thing as an “LGB” Movement
There’s No Such Thing as an “LGB” Movement

Jan 20, 2019

5 Best Songs to Cry To 2018

Americans can’t agree on much these days, but at least we agree unanimously that 2018 was a shitty year. It sucked more than 2017, which had somehow outdid 2016 before it. …

Music

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Jan 17, 2019

Thoughts on the LA Teacher’s Strike

Thinking about the LA teacher’s strike today. I have so much respect for teachers. My mom was a teacher so I know the amount of work they put in to those thankless jobs. And one of the primary complaints of this strike has to do with class size and support…

Education

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Nov 9, 2018

Earl Does Shit, Goes Outside on New Single

Earl Sweatshirt just released the first track off his upcoming album, to understandable fanfare. Last week, Vince Staples announced “Earl is back,” after the misanthropic rapper graced us with his presence for 20 glorious seconds on Vince’s excellent release FM!. …

Music

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Earl Does Shit, Goes Outside on New Single
Earl Does Shit, Goes Outside on New Single

Oct 15, 2018

Review of Clarkesworld 145, Oct. 2018

The cover is “Postcards from Asia: The Floodplain,” by Pat Presley, a landscape of walking houses with steampunk spider legs, reminiscent of Howl’s Moving Castle. In the foreground, a figure guides a similarly stylized catamaran towards the crawling houses. The scene is portrayed simply, sentimentally, like a future drawn by…

Science Fiction

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Review of Clarkesworld 145, Oct. 2018
Review of Clarkesworld 145, Oct. 2018

Jun 15, 2018

Death Grips’ New Releases: Typically Inexplicable

We’re a week out from the release of Death Grips’ sixth album, Year of the Snitch. Let’s review the singles the group has released so far. Death Grips gave us the first hint of the their new album with the video for “Streaky,” which is viscerally uncomfortable in a way…

Music

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Death Grips’ New Releases: Typically Inexplicable
Death Grips’ New Releases: Typically Inexplicable

Jun 6, 2018

Blues and Brutality Collide in New Witch Mountain LP

Witch Mountain is back with their new self-titled album, their fifth overall and their first with new singer, Kayla Dixon. Dixon was only 19 when she replaced the band’s previous singer, Uta Plotkin, and her youth has certainly imbued the band with a renewed energy and momentum. But don’t mistake…

Music

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Blues and Brutality Collide in New Witch Mountain LP
Blues and Brutality Collide in New Witch Mountain LP

Feb 12, 2017

What would “No Parties in L.A.” sound like if it was released in 2010?

It’s been widely cited that Madlib sent Kanye a beat tape for the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy sessions, but Kanye passed on all of them. Until his most recent album, that is, which features a classic Madlib beat on the Kendrick-collabo “No More Parties in L.A.” This is probably…

Music

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What would “No Parties in L.A.” sound like if it was released in 2010?
What would “No Parties in L.A.” sound like if it was released in 2010?

Feb 12, 2017

Review: “No More Parties In L.A.” Kanye West & Kendrick Lamar (prod. by Madlib)

When Kanye teased “No More Parties in L.A.” at the end of the “Real Friends” premiere, there was no indication that the final product would be this behemoth of a track. Kanye and Kendrick are a dream team, but a great song still needs a great foundation. Here we have…

Music

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Review: “No More Parties In L.A.” Kanye West & Kendrick Lamar (prod. by Madlib)
Review: “No More Parties In L.A.” Kanye West & Kendrick Lamar (prod. by Madlib)

Feb 12, 2017

Review: “Kirby” by Aesop Rock

First off, it’s my journalistic duty to inform everyone that I am in fact a cat person. I think we can all agree that cats are objectively great. They’re tiny murders that we genetically engineered to cuddle with us. What’s not to love? And personally, I’m impressed that not only…

Music

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Review: “Kirby” by Aesop Rock
Review: “Kirby” by Aesop Rock
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