Diamond Rings: Free Dimensional

Tucson Weekly | November 15, 2012
When Toronto musician John O'Regan transformed himself from punk-band frontman to glam-rock diva on 2010's Special Affections, the results were a wonderful and skeletal album of electro-glam.

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