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Rosie Long Decter

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Carole Pope wants Chappell Roan to know who she is

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By Rosie Long Decter
| Xtra Magazine Verified
It’s 1980 and Jann Arden is 16 years old, in Southern Alberta, ironing her dad’s handkerchiefs. k.d. lang is a college freshman who doesn’t listen to the radio, but, like Arden, she is tuned into that year’s JUNO Awards, music’s biggest night in Canada. Both lang and Arden watch as a band outfitted in bondage gear takes the stage. Decked in shining red leather, with protruding shoulder pads and black-rimmed eyes, their frontwoman is the picture of confidence.
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Mile End Kicks : The Strange Sensation of Seeing Myself in the Buzzy Montreal Movie

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By Rosie Long Decter
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
I’m hanging at the back of the venue, not sure who to talk to. My hair is thick with wax, and my hands are stuffed in the pockets of my vintage Ralph Lauren bomber jacket, which I bought in my last year of high school. The band is good—four dudes playing loose, sardonic indie rock; the front man has a presence both enticing and repelling.
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Rosie Long Decter

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By Rosie Long Decter
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
Imagine if things had actually gotten better?
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