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Basking In gash Summer

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By Evan Minsker Verified
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Music People Basking In gash Summer The five members of the ever-evolving rock band gash were sitting, once again, outside their de facto HQ in Eau Claire on a beautiful summer evening. It’s the long-running Chippewa Valley DIY darlings’ practice space and studio in a decades-old manufacturing facility. “The spot,” they agree to call it. This is where they recorded the new album at least you know what you're laughing at. It’s out Sept.
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minneapolis punks voted to unionize a merch warehouse. sony music plans to shut it down.

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By Evan Minsker Verified
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Cesar Esparza started working at Kings Road Merch over 12 years ago. This was well before the company was acquired by Sony Music—back when Esparza and the warehouse were both based in Los Angeles. “It was a place where punks got hired,” he tells me in the parking lot outside a punk show at a Minneapolis warehouse. Culturally, it makes sense that punks were drawn to Kings Road.
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Sonny Rollins, Jazz Luminary and Saxophone Legend, Dies at 95

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By Evan Minsker Verified, Nina Corcoran Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Sonny Rollins, 1979; Getty Images Jazz luminary and saxophonist Sonny Rollins has died, according to a public statement by his publicist, Terri Hinte. In the recent past, the icon had been struggling with respiratory health issues, which had kept him from public performance since 2012. He died at home in Woodstock, New York. He was 95. Rollins came up on the music of Louis Armstrong and Fats Waller. He started playing the alto sax, but at 16, switched to tenor.
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