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Close-up of volume and gain dials on a Marshall amplifier

There’s a kind of hush

Quietness today is a hand-drawn DIY gig flyer on a wall of Carling Academy listings expensively printed on matt laminate card. Play me one more chorus of idiot landfill indie, its sound and fury signifying nothing, and I’ll choose silence. Continue reading There’s a kind of hush

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