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INTERVIEW: Culture Abuse’s David Kelling
For all the turmoil 2018 has seen, it’s easy to forget the strides independent music has made in breaking down barriers and making a more diverse scene. So why then are there still so few disabled people visible in music? James McMahon met Culture Abuse singer David Kelling to hear his take
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INTERVIEW: Culture Abuse’s David Kelling
For all the turmoil 2018 has seen, it’s easy to forget the strides independent music has made in breaking down barriers and making a more diverse scene. So why then are there still so few disabled people visible in music? James McMahon met Culture Abuse singer David Kelling to hear his take
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