The hipsters are right, popular music directly coorelates to shitty music.
I only want to hear you sing if you're singing your heart out to the void.
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Johnny Cash's Hurt is overrated.
Johnny Cash is great, and deserves his legacy, but that cover is mediocre.
noise music is unironically great and the justified reponse to capitalism ruining music
Old bands such as Joy Division are amazing and most new music doesn't even get close to that.
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