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Do Nothing’s new album is Chris Bailey’s ultimate act of service: “A song will tell you what it wants to be, and it’s not your place to get in the way of that”
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As the Nottingham post-punk crew return with their funky second album ‘Friend World’, their frontman dissects his creative methods and why he finds comfort in lonerism The post Do Nothing’s new album is Chris Bailey’s ultimate act of service: “A song will tell you what it wants to be, and it’s not your place to get in the way of that” appeared first on NME .
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