Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst On Being 'In A Rock Band For Life'
Ahead of their triumphant Australian return, indie pioneer Conor Oberst explains why playing ‘confusion rock' with his mates in Bright Eyes is way, way better than pushing a broom.
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Ahead of their triumphant Australian return, indie pioneer Conor Oberst explains why playing ‘confusion rock' with his mates in Bright Eyes is way, way better than pushing a broom.
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