I've noticed a number of peculiar incidents among the members of the student body all having to do with rock and roll music.

Oh, I'm down, picture man. Now if you don't think this song is the greatest song ever. I will fight you.

Sharply observed, deeply personal and genre-defying.

Those are just some of the terms I'd use to describe rapper and poet Dessa. I'm Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune.

And I'm Jim Deeregatus from W.BeeZ and Columbia College.

Hip-hop artist, Dessa and her band join us in the studio and we review the new album from Electro Pop Duo, sleigh bells.

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

From W.B.E.Z. Chicago and distributed by PRX you're listening to sound opinions and now it's time for some music news Well, where the fancies live and they do live well,

Stonehenge, where a man for man and the children dance

to the pipes of the time. Greg that of course is the immortal spinal tap with their classic tune Stonehenge.

Greg that of course is the immortal spinal tap with their classic tuned Stonehenge for centuries.

People have been wondering what that circle of giant rocks in the English countryside dating

back to 2500 BC what does it mean?

Was there a rhyme or reason or are they just big rocks in a field?

A fascinating new theory is emerging from a US scientist named Stephen Waller who is claiming that the

positions of the standing stones matches patterns in sound waves created by a

pair of musical instruments.

When two people played the same instrument,

probably some sort of primitive flute,

in the circle the patterns of auditory waves changed and basically you tripped out on them.

I'll just read his quote.

The effect would be magic and supernatural. Some rock musicians have said this in the past not only spinal tap but the great

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