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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023

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Though the night of March 19 was heavy with drizzle and gloom, singer-songwriter Gatlin was armed with an exuberant set to open for Vérité at The Independent.
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Though the night of March 19 was heavy with drizzle and gloom, singer-songwriter Gatlin was armed with an exuberant set to open for Vérité at The Independent.
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Overflowing with genius-level musicality and inquiry into feminine desire, the LP intellectually stimulates yet remains entertaining and danceable — well worth the lengthy wait.
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Overflowing with genius-level musicality and inquiry into feminine desire, the LP intellectually stimulates yet remains entertaining and danceable — well worth the lengthy wait.
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Setting the stage for a band as revered as The 1975 is no small feat, but indie-rock and hip-hop band BLACKSTARKIDS emerged victorious.
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Setting the stage for a band as revered as The 1975 is no small feat, but indie-rock and hip-hop band BLACKSTARKIDS emerged victorious.
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As new beginnings abound on their tour, Templeman and Headon forge ahead in their career in the same way they’ve forged into their friendship: bottling happiness in liquid form.
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As new beginnings abound on their tour, Templeman and Headon forge ahead in their career in the same way they’ve forged into their friendship: bottling happiness in liquid form.
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Like the seasons changing, Straus’ concert ebbed and flowed between unrestrained yearning and comfort. Triumphantly reassuring, King Princess reigned over The Regency Ballroom with their heart on their sleeve.
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Like the seasons changing, Straus’ concert ebbed and flowed between unrestrained yearning and comfort. Triumphantly reassuring, King Princess reigned over The Regency Ballroom with their heart on their sleeve.
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M.I.A.’s impact on the pop music ecosystem cannot be overstated. The London-born, Sri Lankan Tamil musician’s distinctive sound has seeped its way into the mainstream, and for good reason.
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M.I.A.’s impact on the pop music ecosystem cannot be overstated. The London-born, Sri Lankan Tamil musician’s distinctive sound has seeped its way into the mainstream, and for good reason.
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Charli XCX's capturing of the “main pop girl” aesthetic is not an imitation — it is an oracular impulse.
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Charli XCX's capturing of the “main pop girl” aesthetic is not an imitation — it is an oracular impulse.
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Lacking the auditory depth that made her 2017 single “Alaska” a hit, much of the LP feels one-note, both in the literal and figurative senses.
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Lacking the auditory depth that made her 2017 single “Alaska” a hit, much of the LP feels one-note, both in the literal and figurative senses.
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Thematically dismal but largely upbeat, emails i can't send chronicles Carpenter’s despair while retaining her catchy style.
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Thematically dismal but largely upbeat, emails i can't send chronicles Carpenter’s despair while retaining her catchy style.
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