Orville Peck Rides Again: How the Singer Nods to Queer Country History
Some may reckon that Peck is subverting the genre. Instead, he’s highlighting themes that have always been part of it
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Some may reckon that Peck is subverting the genre. Instead, he’s highlighting themes that have always been part of it
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