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Secret Weapons’ Lyrical Guide to Perseverance, Overcoming Mysterious Illness and Completing Their First Full-Length Album

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Post published:September 21, 2017
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After almost three years of keeping quiet, Secret Weapons has decided that it’s time to break down the stories, lyrics, and perhaps one of the strongest friendships of all time that led them to write these songs together.

LIVE REVIEW: PARCELS @ PUBLIC ARTS

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Post published:September 21, 2017
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Parcels live @ Public Arts on 9/14/2017! Photos by Vivian Wang.

LIVE REVIEW: BONOBO @ BROOKLYN STEEL

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Post published:September 11, 2017
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Bonobo @ Brooklyn Steel on 8.23.17! Photos by Julia Drummond.

FESTIVAL SEASON 2017: BEST OF LOLLAPALOOZA

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Post published:September 5, 2017
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Our favorite moments of Lollapalooza 2017! Photos by Kris Fuentes Cortes.

FESTIVAL SEASON 2017: Sofi Tukker @ Lollapalooza

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Post published:August 27, 2017
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Sofi Tukker Fosters a ‘Fuck They’ Attitude at Lollapalooza.

TRACK PREMIERE: LIQUIDLIGHT – “COOKIE CUTTER”

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Post published:August 25, 2017
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LADYGUNN sits down for a chat with Portland rockers LiquidLight to talk about swapping instruments with your bandmates, what they don't teach at music school and some rock'n'roll moments on the road.

INTERVIEW: HEY VIOLET

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Post published:August 23, 2017
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During a break between touring, LADYGUNN talks to lead singer Rena Lovelis of Hey Violet about writing much of the album during a crazy Palm Springs trip, the importance of finding solidarity with fans and why labels like “pop” and “rock” don’t necessarily matter when it comes to emotional songwriting.