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Marissa DeLeon

Marissa DeLeon

Marissa is a writer based in Austin, Texas. She is also a graduate of the University of Texas, where she received her Bachelor of Journalism. She can often be found making extremely specific playlists, overanalyzing lyrics, or subjecting anyone and everyone to her latest sonic obsession before they hit the mainstream.

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“We Are Here and We Deserve to Be Here”: Grandmas House Bring UK Post-Punk to the USA

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Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys Traverse Sticky-Sweet Sonics on ‘Pale Bloom’

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Premiere: Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys Return with “Reaching,” a Slow Burn of Noise and Silence

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Interview: Sinking into Alicia Clara’s Dreamy Soundscapes

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Interview: Navigating Tunnel’s Indie Rock Noise

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Review: Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys Bring Intimacy into Isolation on ‘A Human Home’

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“Intention through performance”: Celestial Sounds from Seattle’s Akira Galaxy

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Interview: Rockin’ Out with Bad Bad Hats’ Kerry Alexander

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