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SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS – BOOK
October 29, 2021
They Might Be Giants Book Idlewild Records Here it is only mid-November, but Christmas has come early for fans of eccentric power pop. After nearly 40 years together and 23 albums to their credit, They Might Be Giants show no sign of slowing [...]
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