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Wolf Parade - At Mount Zoomer - Review

May 29, 2008, 2:53pm

It's always said that you should never judge a book by it's cover and I totally agree. But sometimes going against the grain works out for the best, which i often did as a young boy on a musical adventure. Frequently i would go to a record shop and buy records that had nice album covers or interesting band names just to see what would happen. Of course it didn't always turn out that well but going against the grain got me into some of my favourite bands, including Death Cab For Cutie ( We [...]

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