The Sounds of the Fathers: An Interview With Chris Brokaw
Recording a series of guitar improvizations at a decommissioned Norwegian power plant is a tall order for any musician. For Chris Brokaw, it just makes sense.
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Recording a series of guitar improvizations at a decommissioned Norwegian power plant is a tall order for any musician. For Chris Brokaw, it just makes sense.
How a highchair fight at the Golden Corral is a mirror for our souls (which aren't pretty)
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