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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.

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Termination Dust Show Off Both Pop Sensibility & Punk Intensity While ‘Growing Down’

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Music, ReviewsOctober 4, 2019<October 4, 2019

Review: The Menzingers Take on Existential Worries in ‘Hello Exile’

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Columns, Debut, Music, Today's SongOctober 4, 2019<October 4, 2019

Today’s Song: Jixi Delivers a Simply Great Song with Debut “Psycho Daydream”

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Farewell Youth: A Conversation with Greg Barnett of The Menzingers

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Today’s Song: Jonah Ray Parodies a Parody in “Welcome to (Amish) Paradise”

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Music, ReviewsAugust 23, 2019<August 23, 2019

‘Thrashing Thru the Passion’ is The Hold Steady’s Resurrection

Baggage
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Today’s Song: Baggage Reconnect with the Past in “Where You Are”

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Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 31, 2019<July 31, 2019

Today’s Song: The Sonder Bombs Break the BS on “I Don’t Have One Anymore”

Off With Their Heads
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 23, 2019<July 24, 2019

Today’s Song: Off With Their Heads Scream the Sad Away in “Disappear”

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