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<p>A bit of fuzz and feedback. It’s almost like we’re changing stations on the radio, cruising down a busy downtown boulevard. Mike Ra’s sending out a dedication to the great white north’s Queen City. There’s a certain anticipation that the breaking white noise of the introduction to “Dog$” provides us that you could almost cut with a knife if it lasted long enough to find one. And then, that bass kicks in. We’re moving. It’s still the same boulevard, but the speed is maximized. None of that matters because we’re in the cabin with Mike, and he’s describing the circumstances of his life and friends to us like we’re stationary in this moment. How we’re existing in such feverish motion is a mystery to us, but again, there isn’t enough time to decipher our current situation. We’re still moving faster than we can think, and it doesn’t look like we’re going to be slowing down anytime soon.</p>]]></description>
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