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Mixing art-punk, industrial, and techno, the outstanding New Orleans four-piece emerge with a blistering vision of punk as possibility.
Mixing art-punk, industrial, and techno, the outstanding New Orleans four-piece emerge with a blistering vision of punk as possibility.
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Dirty Projectors are once again a group effort. Their new EP is helmed by singer Felicia Douglass, whose smooth...
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