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Bill Frisell And Longtime Trio (Thomas Morgan & Rudy Royston) Expand Lush Harmonic Palette Via 2-LP ‘Orchestras’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Veruca Salt Vocalist Louise Post Talks The Journeys Of “Seether”& Finding Her Creative Spark With ‘Sleepwalker’ (INTERVIEW)
