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Twin Shadow Live at the Mojave Tent Coachella

Day three of Coachella with seemingly even more merciless heat. Twin Shadow had the thankless job of taking an early slot and trying to entertain cooked off concertgoers. Thankfully, they seem up to the challenge. Their sound may be simply indie rock, with little other spice to change things up, but they’re breezy in a good way. Soothing without being boring.

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