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Dirty Projectors/David Longstreth/s t a r g a z e: Song of the Earth - Spectrum Culture
Perhaps no artist’s relative success in the heady days of 2000s indie rock came as far out of left field as Dirty Projectors. While the group rightfully turned heads in 2009 with Bitte Orca and the stone classic “Stillness is the Move,” the band’s past was rooted in far stranger places. Prior to their success, Dirty Projectors was largely just whatever composer David Longstreth was working on, be it a concept album about Don Henley or a re-inter…
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