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“I Wanna Love My Death Drive”: Eliza Edens Flirts with the Limit on “Death Drive,” a Charged Indie Rock Reckoning with Chaos & Self-Acceptance
byBrooklyn-based singer/songwriter Eliza Edens channels grief, desire, and a newfound appetite for risk into “Death Drive,” a charged indie rock rush that embraces life’s unruly impulses while opening the door to their boldest, most liberated era yet.
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byAs he closes ‘The Hours’ trilogy, genre-blurring artist Cautious Clay reflects on collaboration, self-care, authenticity, and holding onto emotional openness in an industry where relationships can quickly become transactional.
