Consider this conundrum, the more catchy or relatable a song, no matter the quality of its composition, often predicts its possibility of becoming overplayed. It…
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Advice Column: Become a music explorer
I have witnessed the stagnation of many people’s musical experiences and explorations – this is a result of routine lifestyles. Routine has created a stif-fness…
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A review of Twenty One Pilots’ Trench
Oct. 5 marked the release of Twenty One Pilots’ newest album “Trench,” described by some as their most important album release yet. After taking a…
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Harriman Jewell’s 54th season presents unique opportunities for Jewell students
In 1965, Richard Harriman sought to bring undiscovered musical artists to the eyes of Kansas Citians and to ultimately unleash the unlimited power of music…
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Music Column: “Jewell’s Flash to the Past”
In September of 1968, Cream, accompanied by Ginger Baker on drums, Eric Clapton on guitar and Jack Bruce on bass released “Wheels of Fire”– an…
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