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Premiere spring music festival The Leak is set to take over Atlanta
With a team of fourteen dedicated event planners from Georgia State’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) and the Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA) and their combined forces and expertise of future moguls, who have […]
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Album Review: Trunk Muzik
Underneath the ‘80s mullet and profusion of rainbow-colored body ink is Yelawolf, southern hip-hop’s new punk-rap wild child whose latest mixtape, Trunk Muzik, earned him a deal with major label Interscope Records earlier this year. […]
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Netherworld: best in the nation?
Snap. Crackle. Pop! No, not like the cereal—instead, these are the sound effects you’ll hear when walking through the infamous Gargoyle Maze, built and created by the co-founders of Netherworld, Billy Messina and Ben Armstrong. […]
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Album Review: Pilot Talk
Don’t be alarmed if you’ve never heard the name Curren$y. While the rapper has been in the conversations of many hip-hop enthusiasts for the past couple of years, and it’s true that he’s been actively […]
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Annual book festival unites readers and authors
Since its birth in 2006, the Decatur Book Festival has grown from just an idea into to the largest independent book festival in the nation. The literary pilgrimage for book lovers and the people who […]
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King of tasty treats pops up in Woodruff Park
If you walk through Woodruff Park to class, you might’ve noticed it already—an umbrella bearing every color under the sun shading an ice cream cart with orange wheels. On the cart’s side, there’s an image […]
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The Signal’s guide to Dragon*Con
If you’ve never been to Dragon*Con, Atlanta’s annual sci-fi and fantasy fest that draws around 30,000 folks from all over, this is the year to get in on the action. The convention spans five downtown […]
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The Suburbs’ overproduced, still resonant
Arcade Fire is a band that knows what it means to live in the 21st century. They know what it means to be paranoid by their television, to bask in the empty glow of streetlights […]
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Cotton Jones cheers up on sophomore album
Now on its second long-player, Maryland-based Cotton Jones has perfected a difficult task: meshing accessible folk and country in a way that’s nonchalantly cool. Combining folk and country—a sound often filed under Americana—is easy. Doing […]
