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Can the Boy Tell Time inspire verbs like "clash" and "crash" and "battle," because they're always pitting melody against discordance. You'll find some aggression between elements of their music, but it's all choreographed with such self-assuredness that you always want more. PAUL CONSTANT (THE STRANGER) ... more
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