Think of music as kryptonite.
It's the kryptonite to all the negativity, the anxiety, and the stress that you might be facing. Let Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile's carefree camaraderie support you, The National's undying faith in love fill your heart and José González's resilience pick you back up.
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Jules Lingenfelter reflects on a summer spent in the final frontier, her encounters there, her revisions of self, and what she fled from in the first place.
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