James Laurent Finds Dark Clarity on The Album “Laugh at the Tragedy.”
"Laugh at the Tragedy" feels like a late-night confession that wasn’t meant to be recorded, let alone shared. James Laurent doesn...
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James Laurent Finds Dark Clarity on The Album “Laugh at the Tragedy.”
"Laugh at the Tragedy" feels like a late-night confession that wasn’t meant to be recorded, let alone shared. James Laurent doesn...
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