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With Sam Iravani, author of Angel Dust Memories (opens the original)
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The drug you thought was gone never left. And its story has never been told like this. From the outlaw biker clubhouses of Toronto and Baltimore to the streets of Philadelphia, Kansas City, and Los Angeles, Angel Dust Memories uncovers the hidden, hallucinogenic underworld of PCP—also known as “angel dust”—through a blend of immersive journalism, true crime grit, and gonzo psychonaut anthropology. Freelance journalist Sam Iravani (VICE, Filter, TalkingDrugs) follows the trail of PCP from its psy
With Richard Langston, author of In the The Clean: Dream Life You Need a Rubber Soul (opens the original)
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In 1978 in Dunedin, New Zealand, the Kilgour brothers, Hamish and David, and their schoolfriend Peter Gutteridge, got together to form a band called The Clean. When Robert Scott joined in 1980, the band found a combination that endured for nearly forty years. The Clean profoundly changed alternative music: hitting the New Zealand charts for months with a single made for $50, ‘Tally Ho!’; helping establish Flying Nun and a music scene independent of the big labels; pioneering a low-fi, do-it-your
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