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What Was So Great About the Clash?
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What Was So Great About the Clash?

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 / 5 February 2021

How does someone go from anti-nuke activist to serious foreign policy maven, student protester to mid-life bourgeoisie, and feel the same way about the Clash, aka “The Only Band That Matters”?

The Veridical Dream: Running on Empty with Etienne Daho
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The Veridical Dream: Running on Empty with Etienne Daho

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 / 6 July 2016
It’s funny how a dream, which has its basis in the intangible unknown and is full of fanciful fabrications, can lead to an indisputable truth. Daho soundtracks such dreams.
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The Cavedogs’ Joyrides for Shut-Ins

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 / 13 September 2011
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Last Night a Trap Boy Saved My Life: T.I.’s Urban Legend

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 / 29 June 2011
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Defending the Imperialist

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 / 30 May 2011
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What Was So Great about the Clash, Anyway?

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 / 27 February 2011
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The Stigma of Synth: My Secret Life with Depeche Mode

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 / 20 January 2011
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Ray Bradbury Wrote Me Back

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 / 1 November 2010
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The Cure for the Sleepless Nights Blues

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 / 24 March 2010
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Christy McWilson: What Dudes Won’t Tell

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 / 23 September 2009
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Life Savers: Girl Talk

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 / 16 July 2008
Adolescence in the Middle of Gregg Araki’s ‘Nowhere’
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Adolescence in the Middle of Gregg Araki’s ‘Nowhere’

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 / 12 June 2008

Who hasn’t been Nowhere‘s Dark at some point in early life, bored and still uncovering the mysteries of their bodies and dreams, terrified by norms and morals?