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...  Bill Whitten was the singer and songwriter for the rock bands St. Johnny (1989-1995), Grand Mal (1995-2010) and William Carlos Whitten (2018-?). He is also a writer, the author of a collection of short fiction called BRUTES @dionysusxerox.bsky.social YouTube:  @saintmal2919 My Life in Cinema  has been reissued by Third Kind Tapes. Order  HERE A new album TELEPATHS is out now thanks to my friends at Stockholm's Groover Records Listen  HERE available on BANDCAMP HERE …And now reissued on CD by my friends at   https://iheartnoise.bandcamp.com/album/ihn012-william-carlos-whitten-diana-crash-telepaths A new single - I'm Gone Don't Look for Me I'll Never be Back - is out. find it HER E and HERE .   A new William Carlos Whitten album has been released: ROCK MUSIC IS THE COLOR OF BLACK HAIR released Sep 6. 2024 Listen HERE  .  Described by FOKUS MUSIK: “ With this kind of clever and highly entertaining version of rock music, Bill...
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“…with slightly shaky spoken parts set against laconic sung parts, and it works brilliantly in a sad and very contradictory Elégie pour la Musique Rock.” From FOKUS MUSIK Review of Telepaths

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