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former editor at large for @riverfronttimes, current master of disguise
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Sunderland vs Chelsea predictions: Thriller expected at Stadium of Light

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By Daniel Hill
| LiveScore Verified
There have been four goals or more in three of Sunderland's last five matches Chelsea have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 15 league games Recommended Bet: Over 3.5 goals Sunderland have acclimatised incredibly well to life back in the Premier League, to the extent that they currently sit in 10th position heading into Sunday’s season final at home to Chelsea.
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Tidal Volume celebrates a new album and new sounds with the ‘Bedroom Blackout’ Ball

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By Daniel Hill
| St. Louis Magazine Verified
‘For an album centered on themes of mental illness—and a title track that’s based on drinking in isolation to the point of losing consciousness—Tidal Volume’s Bedroom Blackout is a surprisingly joyful affair. Over the course of its 12 tracks, there’s plenty of heartache and lament, to be sure.
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MATI shifts to summer, moves stages indoors for 2026

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By Daniel Hill
| St. Louis Magazine Verified
St. Louis festival MATI, formerly known as Music at the Intersection, is making a big move this year. Not, of course, from its longtime home in Grand Center, but rather from the increasingly crowded month of the calendar it has occupied since its first iteration back in 2021. This year’s event will take place over the weekend of July 17–19, a considerable shift from its usual mid-September slot.
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