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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2008 : Music Articles

Dignity by Patrick M., McDonough, GA With all of the bad media surrounding falling starlets, it’s refreshing to see one teen star who hasn’t sacrificed her dignity. Continue...	I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child by Uswa A., New City, NY Manchester Orchestra’s latest album, “I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child,” is a must-have for all fans of indie-rock. Manchester Orchestra is not what the name implies. Continue...
It Won’t Be Soon Before Long by Theresa H., Colleyville, TX After five years of replaying my beloved Maroon 5’s debut album, “Songs about Jane,” I was much in need of new material from this great band. Continue...	Legally Blonde The Musical by Meghan K., Wilmington, DE Admit it. We all loved “Legally Blonde” the movie, but now, it’s a Broadway hit! When I heard “Broadway is going Blonde,” as the many advertisements claimed, I couldn’t hide my excitement. Continue...
Xenosapien by Elliot W., St. Louis, MO Love them or hate them, Cephalic Carnage always pushes the boundaries of its genre. The band incorporates more jazz, doom, and sludge influences than most technical death/grind bands. Continue...

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