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The Dears

The Dears Celebrate the Beauty Surrounding Them
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The Dears Celebrate the Beauty Surrounding Them

By
Patrick Gill
/ 5 November 2025

With their new album, the Dears add some complex sounds to expand their universe, even if their consistency was never in question.

The Dears: Times Infinity Volume One
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The Dears: Times Infinity Volume One

By
Chris Gerard
/ 8 October 2015
The power that we’ve come to expect from the Dears isn’t there, and sometimes the songs seem underbaked, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a worthwhile album.
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Never Destroy Us: An Interview with Natalia Yanchak of the Dears

By
Jane Jansen Seymour
/ 22 March 2011
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The Dears: Degeneration Street

By
Daniel Tebo
/ 23 February 2011
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The Dears: 4 November 2010 – Brooklyn, NY

By
Jane Jansen Seymour
/ 23 November 2010
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The Dears: 13 May 2009 – Lakeshore Theater, Chicago

By
Kirstie Shanley
/ 19 May 2009
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The Dears: Missiles

By
Ian Mathers
/ 28 October 2008
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The Dears: Gang of Losers

By
Edward Xia
/ 28 August 2006
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The Dears: No Cities Left

By
Adrien Begrand
/ 19 October 2004

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