SOUND THINKING #6: The podcast for music people

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SOUND THINKING #6: The podcast for music people

The sixth episode of the music podcast in which Marty Duda of 13th Floor hosts some reviewers who discuss new albums.

This week Jeff Neems, Chris Warne, Veronika Bell and Marty review four new albums by Church and AP, MGMT, Bird Machine and Greg Johnson . . . and share thoughts on LAB, ticket prices and the new Bob Marley biopic.

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