Die Young is an intimidating title for a debut full-length. It casts a lot of weight about its small frame - a twelve song package of deceptively airy and sprightly vocals spun around a churning, rhythmic and engaging set of pop that takes its cues from a host of 90s indie and classic rock and roll signatures. Blair's . . .
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