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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2008 : Music Articles

Graduation by Abraham R., Phoenix, AZ “Graduation,” Mr. West’s third album, has finally been released after lots of buildup. Now you’re probably asking, is it worth the hype? Of course it is, it’s Kanye West, super producer and MC, back to show off his newest creation. Continue...	Lucy Gray by Forrest N., Wilmington, DE If you’re into rock/pop bands, then you should definitely pick up Envy on the Coast’s new album, “Lucy Gray.” It is packed full of melodramatic phrases and ridiculous musicianship. Every song sounds different and original. Continue...
Minutes to Midnight by Emily P., Grapevine, TX It’s been four years since the release of “Meteora,” and Linkin Park has returned stronger than ever with their third album, “Minutes to Midnight. Continue...	Some Loud Thunder by Paul C., Monaca, PA Creative independence among five gentlemen from Connecticut birthed a band called Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and, since their self-titled debut album, the edgy artists have spawned a second genre-defying album, “Some Loud Thunder. Continue...
The Nightmare Before Christmas Soundtrack by Hannah G., Bloomington, IN “The Nightmare Before Christmas” was one of the first unconventional Disney movies; instead of a cheery setting, you’re taken to the dark world of Halloween. This setting is carried over in the music written and composed by Danny Elfman. Continue...

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