Isaac Brock’s mushrooms-and-illness detour, then Modest Mouse ships ‘An Eraser and a Maze’
A new album after 2021’s pop-leaning pivot, shaped by label pushback, drummer loss, and a rotating drum cast.
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A new album after 2021’s pop-leaning pivot, shaped by label pushback, drummer loss, and a rotating drum cast.
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