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Culture Cafe This Valentine’s Day comes but once every 20 years

Valentine’s Day may fall on Feb. 14, but earlier this month, indie music fans had a different kind of Valentine’s Day to celebrate – My Bloody Valentine, legends of the alternative scene, released their first album in over 20 years.

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Louis C.K.: Comic ditches Ticketmaster, sells $4.5M in tickets

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Marillion’s plan to make money by giving away its albums

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Young indie crowd takes vinyl for a spin

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