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    MIDNIGHT SISTER

    Jul 21, 2017 2 minutes
    Words by John Everhart Photos by
    David Studarus

    Midnight Sister, on their debut LP Saturn Over Sunset , are emblematic of the analog swell of early Broadcast, The Free Design, and The United States of America. They also convey a cinematic sweep on tunes such as the opener “Canary,” evocative of the ethereal leanings of the score of Rosemary’s Baby

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