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This Week In The Voice: Mark Lanegan Aches; Dustin Wong Defines His Psychedelic Dreams

by Maura Johnston

February 15, 2012

Dustin Wong. Valerie Paulsgrove

This week in the Village Voice, out now: I discuss Dave Grohl’s anti-technology Grammy rant and the stunning new album by Mark Lanegan; and Jesse Jarnow talks to the guitarist Dustin Wong about his restlessness and his unorthodox method of learning his instrument.

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