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Welcome to Wall Street: FX Fighter Kurumi-Chan Review (opens the original)
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The most educational finance anime you need to watch is a cute psychological thriller. There’s a specific genre of anime called Cute Girls Doing Cute Things, aka CGDCT, and these girls can and will do everything — from becoming a successful rock band to camping in the wilderness. You think it, and there’s probably a CGDCT anime out there doing exactly that, no matter how outlandish. Which is maybe why it comes as a surprise to no one that cute girls are now doing FX trading. That’s right, we now
September Manga Releases That Explore Grief and Loss (opens the original)
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From spectral Shiba Inus to a Shuzo Oshimi’s autobiographical work of a family shattering in silence, this autumnal reading list by VIZ Media will tug at your heartstrings. Artwork from Sound of a Blink (left) and Shiba Inu Rooms (right). Photos: Courtesy of VIZ media As with any work by Shuzo Oshimi, there’s a quiet menace about it. Occupying a strange niche, his manga are not quite horror, not quite slice of life, but fall somewhere in between, slowly descending into a disturbing portrait of t
Rock of Ages: 'Baba O’ Riley' by The Who (opens the original)
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In Track Four, we explore The Who’s signature hit and one of the most iconic synth songs that never used a synth at all The Who performing in Chicago in 1945. Photo: Jim Summaria / Wikimedia Commons Welcome to our new column, Rock of Ages, where we deep dive into the stories behind the greatest rock songs ever written and played. “Baba O’ Riley” opens with a 32-second synth-esque loop that spirals faster and faster before blending in seamlessly when the piano chords come down, cementing the firs
Jojo’s Bizarre Musical Adventure: Centerfold, J. Geil (opens the original)
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Our series on the musical influences behind the long-running manga continues…and spoiler alert! Picking up where we left off in Part 3 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, our next musical reference is perhaps the most despicable villain in DIO’s roster, J. Geil. Recruited along with his mother Enya the Hag, he is one of the many assassins sent by DIO to stop the Joestar group. Ambushing them in Calcutta, he shares his name with the American blues rock band, The J. Geils Band. Featur
Inside The Rise of Bardcore and Medieval Music for Modern Ears (opens the original)
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Bardcore, medieval folk, medieval metal. Toss a coin to the troubadours of today, performing musical necromancy and conjuring a cultural renaissance. In the digital age we live in, dominated by screens of all sizes, there has been an increasing wave of nostalgia and longing for the good old days, free from the grips of technological prisons and modern-day dystopia. That yearning is perhaps most evident in music. While many have been revisiting the era of Y2K and the mid-2010s, others have turned
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