Like this...
the surprising thing is that the Times (and the rest of the industry) think Particle's approach is new and novel.
This is the future, folks. The Unorthodox System: First Build a Fan Base, Then Record an Album
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the surprising thing is that the Times (and the rest of the industry) think Particle's approach is new and novel.
This is the future, folks. The Unorthodox System: First Build a Fan Base, Then Record an Album
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