Two guys sit in a bar, beers in hand, discussing their next musical move: “I’ve got it, I know what we need to do. This whole dream pop/shoegaze movement is
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I love Whitman’s Samplers, those yellow boxes of chocolates set in tiny plastic containers. Usually when confronted with a Whitman’s, I eschew the list detailing what’s in each chocolate and
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