After five years, M83's anticipated next release came out to little fanfare this week. And while "Junk" did not measure up to many critics' harsh reviews, I thought the album was a fantastic smattering of all that listeners of M83 have come to know and love. "Tension" was super 80s, and "The Wizard," while also very 80s, was also super cinematic, along with many other songs on the album. "The Wizard" though had a very 80's cop movie-vibe. You could see Eddie Murphy or some such star driving in a convertible down the highway at night to the song. The album's closer, "Sunday Night 1987," was a very Pink Floyd-esque effort. My favorite song has to be "Laser Gun" featuring MAI LAN. Overall, a very enjoyable album, though it lacks a bit of the same swagger that "Midnight City" produced.
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Pierz' Claire Reardon stretches out to keep her foot on the bag after an awkward slide to avoid a tag. She was safe. |
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Pioneers senior Alyssa Gall sprints for home to score in the 16-2 win over Milaca, April 12. |
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Threw in this framed picture of Brittany Waytashek, whom I photographed at the dedication of her new home thanks to Habitat for Humanity. |
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Pierz first base Taylor Cummings tags Milaca senior Olivia Kragt, but Kragt was called safe. |
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Pioneers sophomore Brittney Boser winds up to pitch. |
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Brianna Meyer scores, but I really like the worried face from Boser on deck. |
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Pierz head coach Matt Poepping watches on as Meyer slides by
Cherramae Erickson at the plate. |
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A little before that as Poepping waves Meyer into home. |
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Gall takes a lead off of first base. |
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