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Danny Dyer

Danny Dyer

Danny Dyer is strikingly handsome, overwhelmingly intelligent, and constantly sarcastic. Teetering somewhere in the vague space between a junior and senior at San Diego State University, he is an English major with a minor in marketing. He has contributed pieces for such publications as Malibu Magazine, Off the Rails Magazine and The Daily Aztec. You will most commonly find him in the center of attention, orbited by a laughing crowd, or reading under a shaded tree. When he’s not hunched over his weathered desk he is most likely shooting photos with his brother Petey and/or being loud in otherwise hushed public locations.

BROCKHAMPTON © 2017
Columns, Music, Music You Should KnowFebruary 21, 2018<February 20, 2018

Reflecting on BROCKHAMPTON’s 2017 Saturation and the Influential “GUMMY”

Lil Xan
Columns, Music, Today's SongNovember 30, 2017<November 30, 2017

Today’s Song: Lil Xan’s “Betrayed” Is a Cautionary Ode to Hip-Hop’s Benzo-Binging Culture

Vundabar © 2017
Columns, Music, Today's SongNovember 21, 2017<April 26, 2018

Today’s Song: Vundabar’s Burning Catchiness with New Single “Acetone”

Slothrust © Ebru Yildriz
Columns, Music, Nostalgia TracksOctober 26, 2017<October 26, 2017

Nostalgia Tracks: The Resurrection of Grunge, Slothrust and the Hollowness of the Human Condition

Music, Today's SongOctober 12, 2017<October 12, 2017

Today’s Song: The Uncanny One-Two Punch of Humor and Hip Hop, Introducing Rich Chigga

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