Classic Rock

October Drift

“We do get quite intense. Maybe it comes from growing up on Queen and David Bowie.”

often arbitrary: inconsequential words sandwiched together to form a semantic flagpole that in time will encompass everything we hold dear about our most treasured collectives. Simultaneously, they can mean nothing and everything. That said, other months are available, we tell October

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