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James Crowley

James Crowley

James is a New York-based writer and comedian. His writing has appeared in Newsweek and Hollywood Life. He also publishes the newsletter Doom & Groove. He is the co-producer of the comedy variety show Ugly Flamingos, and he is planning to release his debut comedy special soon.

The Byrds... Or Are They?
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Today’s Song: Rebecca Black Is Getting Back with Her “Girlfriend” for the Better

Jensen McRae
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Today’s Song: Jensen McRae’s “Immune” is Much More than a Phoebe Bridgers Meme

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Interview: Rebecca Black on a Decade of “Fridays” and Her New Single “Girlfriend”

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A Modern Lay: A Conversation with Slaughter Beach, Dog

3OH!3 © 2020
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Today’s Song: 3OH!3 Have Brought Beef Back to 2020 in “LONELY MACHINES”

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Today’s Song: Future Teens Break the Meme with Their “All Star” Cover

Thank You, I'm Sorry
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Review: Thank You, I’m Sorry Spill Their Guts on ‘I’m Glad We’re Friends’

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Music, Reviews, Today's SongAugust 13, 2020<August 13, 2020

Today’s Song: Juice WRLD Would’ve Been a Pop-Punk Prince with “Come & Go”

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On Being Gone Forever: Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Punisher’ as a Meditation on Death

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Protest Songs As a Relief: An Interview with The Homeless Gospel Choir

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