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Juls Patterson

Juls Patterson

Juls Patterson is a writer who flits back and forth between New Orleans, Louisiana, and the mountains of North Carolina. Aside from music, they're a fan of the Knicks, tarot, and John Waters films. You can find them in the back of a hardcore show with their arms crossed.

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Interview: Momma Discuss Their Unfiltered & Unapologetic Fourth Album ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’

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Review: Horsegirl Sing for You on “Phonetics On and On”

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