Album Review: 5 Seconds of Summer – Youngblood
About a minute into their third album it’s obvious that 5 Seconds of Summer has grown up—and Youngblood is something to be celebrated.
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About a minute into their third album it’s obvious that 5 Seconds of Summer has grown up—and Youngblood is something to be celebrated.
Their seventh studio album, If There Is Light, It Will Find You, is a current punk masterpiece that tells a riveting tale of lead singer Buddy Nielsen’s journey.
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[imgfull] [/imgfull] First live show in a few weeks so I had to have some good friends in to co-host! Had the Emo Nite LA crew in to LIVE co-host my show for the first time ever. Big Jesus and FITNESS also came by the studio so you’ll hear all about them in this podcast too! Morgan, TJ, and Babs came by the studio to talk all about Emo Nite Day which happened yesterday and was an incredible time. The Chainsmokers and Demi Lovato came out as the special guests and the place erupted. That’s not in the podcast because… Read more »
For hip-hop artist Hoodie Allen, hype is a lifestyle he thrives in—so calling his new album The Hype just makes sense.
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