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On this episode we discuss Idiot Pilot's "Blue Blood," the group's first album in twelve years. Hint: we love it. 

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"This album serves as an ego check, as it encourages you to work your imagination, yet not at the expense of others. It represents the truth that a person, song and band gets respects where it is earned."

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Less than six months after dropping Grammy award winner, “Sweetener,” Ariana Grande has released her most cohesive and well-produced record to date.

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On “Outer Peace,” Chaz Bear channels his inner anti-consumerist and creative, working to create a blindingly powerful monument to the fun that comes with going outside of your comfort zone every now and then.” 

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“A Real Good Kid” is a clever yet fitting name for such an emotional, feel good album created by none other than the good kid himself, Mike Posner. 

The play will have showings at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1-3, with a Sunday matinée at 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 5.

“Deep Sky Objects” is a collection of short stories written by Edinboro University alum, Jason Kane. 

“The Other” is a varied and scattered record that fails to fully shine where it should - bogged down by disappointing tracks and a lack of clarity across the tracks. 

The cover art certainly represents the relentlessly edgy attitude of Princess Nokia and the oddly juxtaposed emo-influenced trap that is this album.

Dreamy, isolating and distant, Kali Uchis works magic with her unique voice and the help of several big-name features for a great debut album.