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Cigarettes After Sex: Cigarettes After Sex
The Brooklyn-based quartet's smokey-eyed songs breathe with dark nuance, each devastating track allowing Greg Gonzalez’s seductive voice, one of elegant, epicene beauty, to blossom and dance in the shadows.
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Foreverland: An Interview with Neil Hannon of the Divine Comedy
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