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    SOME LOUD THUNDER

    Oct 07, 2019 3 minutes
    TEXT NIALL FLYNN
    PHOTOGRAPHY
    STEFANO LEMON

    In 2017, when photographer Stefano Lemon found himself at one of South Florida’s notorious hardcore gigs for the first time, he ended up temporarily losing his hearing. However, the short-term impairment did nothing to dampen his enthusiasm for the scene he’d accidentally stumbled upon. From day one, he was hooked.

    Originally from Rome, Italy, Stefano was in Miami for work – scouting locations for a documentary about its 1950s jazz scene. The days were long

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