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Destroyer
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Destroyer
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Dan Bejar’s 14th Destroyer record is contemplative, morning-after music par excellence: He’s putting the whole story back together, knowing it’s all going to fall apart
Pitchfork
Destroyer
Dan's Boogie
Reckless, euphoric and relentless, this may be the most surprising record of Dan Bejar’s wonderful career so far
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