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New Music

July/August 2011
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Thanks for the great story on The Low Anthem (“Hey, All You Hippies,” Arts & Culture, May/June). I don’t listen to new music much; in my mind it’s all either hip hop, techno or sugary pop, and I get bored pretty easily. But I was intrigued by Ed Hardy’s story, and then was captivated by what I heard on iTunes. I was even more impressed by the band’s songs and stories on NPR. In fact, they might be the best Brown band since Benefit Street—waaaay back in the day.

Dan Woog ’75
Westport, Conn.
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