too_basicc’s عهد الأصدقاء Turns Language into an Urgent, Political Instrument
The Beirut project’s third album in rapid succession opens with a children’s chant for George Bush and fractures language into warnings, slogans, and memories.
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The Beirut project’s third album in rapid succession opens with a children’s chant for George Bush and fractures language into warnings, slogans, and memories.
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