Baby Dave Takes the Quiet Route to a Sold-Out London Show
Isaac Holman's solo project barely does press or promotion. At Oslo in Hackney, that reticence met 400 people singing the words back at him.
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Isaac Holman's solo project barely does press or promotion. At Oslo in Hackney, that reticence met 400 people singing the words back at him.
The producer who worked on Green Day's American Idiot recalls the making of My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade: Gerard Way's narrative, a haunted Silver Lake mansion, and a piano intro that became the album's most familiar moment.
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