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...United States for that matter. In fact, most were from South Korea. As a result, HRTV is highlighting several campus-centered features, including a show called “Wild on Harvard” which splices footage from Harvard parties, spiked with the addition of a dance beat and special effects, such as an occasional lightning bolt. This slot on the site currently displays a montage of the Harvard-Yale pep rally. “I’ve been on a number of lists passing around the link to the video, and I think people have been really impressed...
...Political consciousness, previously a lyrical mainstay for the Peoples, makes only a few appearances on the record, and none of it brings along any weight. “You Can’t Hide, You Can’t Run”— which features a beat that Kanye already did for “The Black Album”—finds Rakaa taking a shot at Ronald Reagan. A swipe at a dead guy seems dated, and an inexplicable India.Arie reference doesn’t help anything either. Evidence just sounds tired rapping...
...process is by no means leisurely. Instead, tension builds as the sound expands, often reaching pitches of dizzying intensity. “Auto Rock,” the album’s opener, constructs a steady crescendo around a spare piano melody, adding fuzzy distortion and a heavy, insistent beat. The result may be melodramatic, but it’s also nothing less than beautiful...
...mental advantage Harvard has over the St. Lawrence with its five-game winning streak—which dates back to last season—Maki was quick to note that “it’s the playoffs, and everyone in our locker room knows that anyone can beat anyone, and we can’t expect to win off of just showing up.”During the regular season, however, the Saints could not beat the Crimson in either of a pair of tight games.On Feb. 24, Harvard escaped with the important 3-2 victory after Murphy...
...more just uninteresting. There are a couple of keepers here—both parts of “Kyberneticka Babicka,” for example, are fun, up-tempo odes to multi-track layering. “Plastic Mile” has an appealingly vintage funk-rock beat under a schizophrenic self-duet from lead singer Laetitia Sadier, and “Whisper Pitch” is a more-successful-than-usual foray into psychedelic syncopation that morphs into a pretty ballad. In these songs, though, are just about the only musical moments that manage to separate themselves from...