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Patrick Boyle

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Patrick is Editor-in-Chief of Lamplighter, an alternative arts and music publication focused on New Jersey. He is a graduate of the Bennington Writing Seminars and his poetry has been published in Jelly Bucket, Four Chambers, and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter @PatBoyle or at Patrick-Boyle.com.
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This Week In Posivibes: Kishi Bashi

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 10, 2016
Kishi Bashi recently announced his third studio album, Sonderlust, due out September 16 via Joyful Noise Recordings. Check out the undeniably catchy “Hey Big Star,” which Stereogum calls “‘perfect pop’: exquisitely crafted and achingly…
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The Stranger Things Mixtape

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 9, 2016
If you haven’t been watching Stranger Things, you’re probably being chased by a monster in “the upside down.” The show’s soundtrack is a mashup of synth-laden soundscape themes and ’80s throwbacks that’ll have…
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Fifteen Theories on Boys Don’t Cry

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 8, 2016
Between the mysterious live stream on Ocean’s website and the release date that came and went, no one is really sure what Frank Ocean has planned for his new album Boys Don’t Cry.…
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“Hello”: An Adele News Roundup

  • Patrick Boyle
  • November 25, 2015
Since the release of 25, Adele has—unsurprisingly—dominated music news. The singer has been breaking records all month. First her single “Hello” smashed record views on Youtube and, at release, the…
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This Week In Posivibes: Killer Mike at FSU

  • Patrick Boyle
  • November 24, 2015
While it isn’t unusual to find Killer Mike speaking about race and politics (see his past lecture at MIT on Pitchfork), Render appeared at Florida State University last week to…
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Get to Know Benjamin Clementine

  • Patrick Boyle
  • November 23, 2015
Who is Benjamin Clementine? It’s a fair question to ask, considering this relatively unfamiliar artist was recently awarded the Mercury Prize (the UK’s parallel to the Grammy’s “Album of the…
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Ryan Adams Finishes Cover of 1989 Album

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 21, 2015
Ryan Adams recently announced he planned on covering Taylor Swift’s full album 1989. While fans were excited to see alternative versions of hits “Blank Space” and “Style,” many didn’t believe Adams would…
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Danger Mouse Launches 30th Century Records

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 20, 2015
Known to many for his work on the Grey Album and as one half of Gnarls Barkley, and also for his production work with The Black Keys, Gorillaz, Norah Jones, and…
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The International Song of Mystery

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 19, 2015
While the upcoming James Bond film Spectre, potentially Daniel Craig’s penultimate appearance as Bond, has fans wondering who will play the franchise’s lead role next, fans are equally awaiting news…
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This Week in Posivibes: Don’t Call it a Comeback

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 18, 2015
Though after a short year-long reunion (and a 48-year history), we’re officially losing Pink Floyd, this summer has been overrun with bands getting back together! Gregg Allman was joined on stage…
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Frankie Knuckles Collection Joining Stony Island Arts Bank

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 17, 2015
Legendary Chicago DJ Frankie Knuckles passed away in March of 2014, leaving behind a legacy as “the Godfather of house music” and a massive vinyl collection to match it. Recently…
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El-P and Ninja Collaboration “Coming Soon”

  • Patrick Boyle
  • August 7, 2015
A post on Instagram from El-P (@thereallyrealelp) of Run The Jewels with Die Antwoord’s Ninja says only “Coming soon…” which Ninja (@zef_alien) also shared with the caption “EL-P vs NINJA.” Some…
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