WR749: Claire Thérèse

Episode 749 • December 12, 2022 • 00:50:29
WR749: Claire Thérèse
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WR749: Claire Thérèse

Dec 12 2022 | 00:50:29

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Show Notes

Enjoy this fun conversation with Claire from Claire Thérèse and the Lockdown, who recently released the excellent Villainy! LP.

We talked about the “folk-grunge” project’s long-running roots, its changing and expanding lineup of players, self-releasing vinyl and doing things DIY in this digital dystopia, and much more.
 
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