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Play this at my funeral: Josh Salter, Nap Eyes

altcitizen May 14, 2018

Artwork by Kiana Green. Play This At My Funeral is a new mixtape series where people (somewhat obviously) curate music for their own funerals. We

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Live review: Varsity @ Mercury Lounge

Amanda Lang May 14, 2018

The Chicago garage-pop band Varsity makes music that isn’t restricted by nostalgia for or the sound of a specific decade—upbeat enough for the 1950’s, unique

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