Indie Raves
British music mag “NME” coins new term, “The New Rave.” When we traded raves for indie rock in the 90s, it was hard to let go. We miss the warehouses, the giant pacifiers, snorting crystal meth. Now we can re-embrace, but ironically, of course.
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