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Shannon McArdle Explores the Absurdity of Security via “Grand Execution” (premiere)
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Shannon McArdle Explores the Absurdity of Security via “Grand Execution” (premiere)

By
Jedd Beaudoin
/ 11 July 2018

Shannon McArdle steers listeners through uneasy waters on lead single from third solo effort, A Touch of Class releasing on 24 August.

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Shannon McArdle: Summer of the Whore

By
Alan Brown
/ 13 January 2009
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“I See a Change in Me”: An Interview with Shannon McArdle

By
Michael Franco
/ 29 September 2008
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Shannon McArdle

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Chad Berndtson
/ 15 September 2008

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