$25 Mixing Boards
Summer Neal, Desk Writer
May 6, 2013
“I spent the past two years making a record in my bedroom on a $25 mixing board. It would mean a lot if you gave it a listen.” This Reddit post would catch the attention of any avid music-listener. The author, Titanic Sinclair, is a young artist living in Los Angeles, California. His self-made... Read more »
Save Rock and Roll
Nick Barrs, Desk Writer
May 1, 2013
In the past two and a half months, Chicago pop-punk band Fall Out Boy has taken the world by storm with their spontaneous return to the music industry. With two new tours (one already underway; one beginning in September), constant social media involvement with fans, and the release of a brand new... Read more »
Most Elligible Bachelorette/Bachelor
April 26, 2013
Meet Our Bachelorettes Meet spontaneous senior Kelly Tinsley. Her best qualities consist of her outgoing personality and her ability to make one mean sandwich. Kelly’s idea of a perfect date would be a dinner out by the coast gazing at the stars. If you’re an athletic astronomer with chiseled... Read more »
No More Misery Business
Summer Neal, Music God
April 17, 2013
Pop punk queen Hayley Williams is back and better than ever with the release of Paramore’s fourth studio album. Released April 5th, it has garnered critical acclaim and rave reviews, and as a long time fan of the band I agree with the critic’s perception. It’s evident that the band... Read more »
Peace, Love, and Incense
Summer Neal, Desk Writer
March 21, 2013
There’s been a resurgence of activity and interest in downtown Augusta. With First Fridays, more and more people are discovering the unique shops that reside along Broad Street. On a recent visit I entered one of my favorite establishments, The Culture Shop. It certainly sets itself apart from... Read more »
Troubadour, Show Us Your Compassion.
Ramsey Whitley, Desk Writer
March 20, 2013
When someone asks you to think of a controversial novel, the Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess pops into your minds eye, right? Well, maybe not for you, but it does for me. How about I suggest a novel that doesn’t involve droogs, bowler hats, and classical music though? Does one with kidnapping,... Read more »
Mymes with Rhoron: Pie Charts
Ricky Baldwin, Desk Writer
March 15, 2013
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“Doing drugs on a freeway…underwater.”
Summer Neal, Desk Writer
March 12, 2013
While you’re laying in bed on the internet (hopefully reading this article), 17 year old Marcel Everett is producing catchy electronic beats that harbor a home grown feel. Despite his young age, Everett has quickly gained popularity within the indie music field over the past year. He utilizes... Read more »
Stay Handmade
Ramsey Whitley, Desk Writer
February 26, 2013
Ever needed a blue-painted raccoon jaw necklace with gold inlay? How about a pair of earrings made out of typewriter keys or a new purse personalized with your monogrammed initials? Well, there is one site that has all of your less than normal wants and needs of the moment ready for you at the click... Read more »
Let The Battle Begin
Adam Snyder, Desk Writer
February 26, 2013
As most of you know, Battle Of The Bands was held February 16th. It was a great night filled with nine great bands. Since I was in it, this article may have bias. The best bands in my opinion were: My own (Oldest Middle Child), Captain Tripps, Knock Knock Pennies, and Cloud Formations. Cloud Formations... Read more »
