(Debut) The Mallard, "Crystal Candles"

The art of the break-up and reunion for bands is a cash cow. All those differences that seemed so real in the 90s are being ritually washed clean for a price. There's no such thing as the last show. Not for The Replacements. Not for The Postal Service. Not for My Bloody Valentine. Not even when you're stoked its over for Passion Pit and Foxygen. Bands get back together because there's money in that sort of thing - that thing being the fully-loaded re-issue, the festival set recreatin...

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