AJR, a pop-rock or alternative genre band released an EP featuring some singles that will undoubtedly appear on a full album soon. Way Less Sad as an installment is a great collection for any AJR fans. The tracks include “Bang!” and the title track “Way Less Sad.” I have always liked AJR because of their happy tunes mixed with serious lyrics. The contradictions between sound and lyrics make the songs more interesting.
For those who have never listened to AJR before, they are a great band to start listening to as the weather warms up, people prepare for a summer vacation, or a spring full of baseball and brunches. While there isn’t much experimentation in their sound, it is all fun and a great way to get excited for summertime.

















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I would like to commend Rachael Dahl and the Fallon post for their article. Civics 101. This is a reminder that we as citizens live in a representative form of government and why it is so important that we vote as voting is our way of making our voice heard.
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