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Cursive turn their torment outward on first album in six years
Tim Kasher and company are happy to be reunited, but admittedly saddened by the fact that Cursive is disappearing from public schools.Image credit: Tony Bonacci, Courtesy Chromatic PR
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- Story: Cursive turn their torment outward on first album in six years (January 9, 2019)
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