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Metronomy tells ghost stories, writes Love Letters

Conner Smith
March 12, 2014
Album Review
photo by Gregoire Alexandre Capitalizing on the modern revival of the British Invasion, Metronomy has synthesized a haunting electropop gem in Love Letters. The group's fourth installment is rooted in drum m...

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