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  • the Jayhawks
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    ’s Peter Buck, Paging Mr. Proust (2016) is arguably the band’s most adventurous recording. Influenced by the likes of the Velvet Underground, Television, and “Krautrock,” it includes the churning “Leaving the Monsters Behind,” the pulsing “Comeback Kids,” and the lilting reflective idyll “Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces.” The…

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    ’s Peter Buck, Paging Mr. Proust (2016) is arguably the band’s most adventurous recording. Influenced by the likes of the Velvet Underground, Television, and “Krautrock,” it includes the churning “Leaving the Monsters Behind,” the pulsing “Comeback Kids,” and the lilting reflective idyll “Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces.” The…

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