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Monday, July 6, 2015
Marielou's July Playlist
It’s the first week of summer vacation for me, and I’m definitely feeling it. The temperatures are way too high and the inflatable pool (don’t judge, I live in Belgium and having a permanent pool has literally no use the rest of the year) is set up. The only thing needed to make this summer even better is some awesome music, but don't worry because I have you covered.
These are my favorite songs this month:
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Marielou's June Playlist
What's better than turning up your music when you take a break from revising? Only a few things in my book, and that is why these are my favourite songs this month. The styles differ and one is even a sad song, but every single one of them sounds like heaven when turned up as loud as possible.
- Falling Too - Tyler Joseph
- We Don't Believe What's On TV (Acoustic) - Twenty One Pilots
- Can't Remember - 5 Seconds Of Summer
- Missing You - All Time Low
- Fuck Machine - Mindless Self Indulgence
- English Kids In America - Lower Than Atlantis
- Destroya - My Chemical Romance
- We Don't Believe What's On TV (Acoustic) - Twenty One Pilots
- Can't Remember - 5 Seconds Of Summer
- Missing You - All Time Low
- Fuck Machine - Mindless Self Indulgence
- English Kids In America - Lower Than Atlantis
- Destroya - My Chemical Romance
Any songs you think I should check out? Comment and let me know!
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Website Review: The Infinite Jukebox
"For when your favorite song just isn't long enough." - The Infinite Jukebox
By Marielou Obdeijn
We all have those songs we can listen to on repeat forever without getting bored of them, but don't you feel sad hearing the end of the song? Luckily, there is a website to remedy this.Saturday, May 2, 2015
New Song: "Stressed Out" by Twenty One Pilots
A quick run through
By Marielou Obdeijn
In the video clip for this song we can see singer Tyler Joseph and drummer Josh Dun riding around their hometown on tricycles At first it is only Tyler, but after picking Josh up at his house they ride around together. Particular for this video is that they have filmed inside the houses where both band members grew up. The first shot of them being inside is filmed inside Josh’s house, and the second shot inside the bedroom Tyler used to share with his brother.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
New Song: Panic! At The Disco's "Hallelujah"
Brendon Urie
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Marielou
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music
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Panic! At The Disco
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Why this song marks the start of a new era for Panic!
By Marielou Obdeijn
After much anticipation, Panic! At The Disco have released a new song called "Hallelujah" on April 20. This song, the first to be released in an era when lead singer Brendon Urie is the last original member of the band, has a completely new sound to it. In the past we’ve seen songs strongly influenced by the likes of The Beatles, Queen, The Smiths, and Fall Out Boy, but this song has stronger musical ties to the song he wrote with Travie McCoy last year and more emphasized pop flair than the band's previous work. Not that anyone is surprised; Panic! is known to change their sound with every new album.
By Marielou Obdeijn
| Brendon Urie |
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Marielou's April 2015 Playlist
We all have those songs that help us when we need to be cheered up or be reminded that we’re not alone. These are the songs that I use to get through everyday life this month.
- Tear In My Heart - Twenty One Pilots
- Left Alone - Sleeping With Sirens
- Puppeteer - MAX
- Holy - PVRIS
- Mad At Myself - Issues
- I Lied - Electric Century
- Hero - Family Of The Year
Friday, April 3, 2015
Pierce The Veil and Sleeping With Sirens World Tour
Antwerp
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antwerpen
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Live
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Marielou
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Pierce The Veil
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Sleeping With Sirens
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Trix
My thoughts on the best night of my life
By Marielou Obdeijn
My first hardcore concert was “ Pierce The Veil + Sleeping With Sirens World Tour ” on Mar.20, 2015. To be there after having admired both bands for over a year seemed surreal. To finally see, or better meet them in real life was like a dream coming true, and it certainly felt like that.
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| Pierce The Veil @ Trix, Antwerp |
I had been lucky enough to get my hands on some VIP tickets, which included a meet and greet with both bands. They were really nice, and seemed to enjoy the gifts my friend and I had bought them earlier that day. We got to hug the band members and even got the opportunity to talk to them and learned that Jaime, bassist for Pierce The Veil, had the nickname ‘unicorn’ in high school.
And then came the show itself. They were amazing, to say the least. If you have never been to a hardcore/metalcore concert you might think it would be too loud, and you'll leave with a headache, right? I know that's what I thought before that night.
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