Born Ruffians’ Uncle, Duke & The Chief is calm and confident
For their fifth album, the long-running Toronto indie rock band got some chill
Carla Gillis
February 23, 2018
For their fifth album, the long-running Toronto indie rock band got some chill
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Opener Jennifer Castle, meanwhile, was completely in her element, stunning with both old and new songs
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