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Save your keto for someone else, because Richmond, Virginia-based punks Talk Me Off have had enough of the diet industry.
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Michigan native Dil is a student of the game, and a man of many talents. He’s a producer, engineer, DJ, and artist who blends punk intonation with hip hop beats.
Today, he’s here to tell you how it is to feel “Anxious.”
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Speaking with alternative hip hop artist 0-Brien is an enlightening experience; one which dives into the depths of the human condition, and which provides an insight into music – specifically, its importance as an emotional outlet – that is mature and wise beyond his years.
The 19-year-old Connecticut native has tapped into the most primal offerings of those depths on his breakout album, Red, which was released earlier this year.
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Easton’s One Centre Square was near capacity on Sunday night for a big night of rock that featured West Chester natives CKY as the headliners.
Want to get your tickets to see CKY and a host of local bands at One Centre Square AND give back to a good cause with Thanksgiving right around the corner? Lehigh Valley Underground and Allentown-based alt-punks The Front End are teaming up to make that dream a reality.