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The Lumineers interview

The Lumineers' Wesley Schultz (right) and Jeremiah Fraites (left) © Danny Clinch

Features, Interviews, MusicJanuary 13, 2022<March 7, 2023

A Thesis of Heat: The Lumineers Dive into Hopeful & Cathartic 4th Album ‘BRIGHTSIDE’

by Kelly McCafferty Dorogy

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Features, Interviews, MusicJanuary 24, 2020<June 25, 2020

Family, Addiction, and Raw Storytelling: An Interview with The Lumineers

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“Headfirst, hijack my prophecy”: Bergen’s fucales Whip Up a Nordic Storm on “It Was Decided,” a Sweaty Psychedelic Reverie April 25, 2024
“We are absolutely in the future right now”: Underneath It All, No Doubt Are Still Hella Good April 25, 2024
Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ April 25, 2024
New Jersey’s Sleepwalker Loses Love to the Night in Debut Single “When the Lights Go Down” April 25, 2024
Gizmo Varillas’ Dreamy “Ojos Nuevos” Is an Achingly Beautiful Rite of Passage & Spiritual Cleanse April 25, 2024
Today’s Song: Seattle’s THEM Emerge With a Grunge-Laced Pop/Rock Fervor on “Can’t Call It Mine” April 24, 2024
Track-by-Track: Joh Chase’s Triumphant & Liberating ‘SOLO’ Album Is a Record of Connection, Self-Assurance, & Life Lived to the Fullest April 24, 2024
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