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FREAKS ONLY

FREAKS ONLY playlist: Jan. 4, 2024

Travis Holcombe
Travis Holcombe
Hand-Picked Music Indie DancePost-punk / New Wave
Acerbic (in a fun way) dance music champs Juan MacLean and Manpower return as Juan Power.
Acerbic (in a fun way) dance music champs Juan MacLean and Manpower return as Juan Power.
Jan 5, 2024

There is brand new music in 2024 at least, and we’ve got it cued up just for you. Click in for “Another’s Wings,” the latest from the inspired pairing of two acerbic dance greats — Manpower and Juan MacLean — releasing music together as Juan Power. Plus, 2023 highlights from Jungle, Cosmetics, and Ruthven.

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    Travis Holcombe

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