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I'm watching a pale, androgynous figure gyrate on an oversized, grainy tube TV in 1998. They, along with several white-masked figures, are dancing in front of the same building I know from the first season of Power Rangers...
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A superlative recap of Volume Music Festival 2024
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Summer 2024 Album Roundup
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The Get Up Kids tour in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their seminal album, Something to Write Home About
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Volume Music Festival unveils its venues and schedule for 2024
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