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Chatting with Talkative

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January 21, 2011
Chatting with Talkative

Video by Will Kanellos

Local duo Talkative discuss their new album, Strange Luxuries, and upcoming concert with Adventure Galley and Jultopia. Watch the band perform their song, “It Will Be“.

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