Luke Haines – 21st Century Man
By Craig Smith • Mar 4th, 2010 • Category: Album / EP ReviewsLuke Haines looks back at the 20th Century, and takes pop shots at the maligned and those who got left behind in typical Haines fashion.
Luke Haines looks back at the 20th Century, and takes pop shots at the maligned and those who got left behind in typical Haines fashion.
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