Left Of The Dial #97 - Melancholy And The Infinite Regress

KRCU Public Radio

Published April 1, 2016 at 4:10 PM CDT

You might say Margo Price is blowing up right now, having released her debut album on Jack White’s record label, her recent booking on Saturday Night Live, and her stand-in appearance on Fiona Apple’s part at a recent Andrew Bird Concert.

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