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"Changes are no good" is something that the Stills sang about on their debut album, but the Canadian indie-rockers learned the lesson the hard way when their "difficult" second disc took a nosedive upon release. The band's brand new record resurrects their old sound to win back the disillusioned rock hipsters. More
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