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A Deluge of (Loud, Twangy) Music Puts Twisted Teens on the Map

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New York TimesA Deluge of (Loud, Twangy) Music Puts Twisted Teens on the Map
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Applying lessons from their past as buskers, the duo are releasing their third album of 2026 and winning over influential fans.

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