Mary In The Junkyard: The London Trio Formed After a Protest
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Margaret Farrell
Summary
A profile of London trio Mary In The Junkyard, exploring how the band formed after meeting at a squat following a protest against a Tory police bill. The article delves into the band's origins, their classical music backgrounds, and the unique circumstances that brought the members together.
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StereogumMary In The Junkyard: The London Trio Formed After a Proteststereogum.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledHow would you start a band? Maybe cast a spell by putting relics of each other in a small container?
Lead vocalist and guitarist Clari Freeman-Taylor and viola-bass player Saya Barbaglia grew up playing classical music together
But the first time that all three...
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