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  "textContent": "Winston Hightower is indisputably punk. That’s not just because he’s been a touring bassist for hardcore bands like Soul Glo, Minority Threat, and Twompsax. The Columbus-born musician first began self-releasing his music over a decade ago, and across countless releases — most of them hard to find these days — Hightower’s career so far has seen him subtly incorporate post-punk, rap, and jazz into his ramshackle indie pop. He’s accrued the type of vast, elusive catalog that seems requisite for a DIY legend in the making. Judging by his songs, he’s an outsider, but he’s also a deeply connected player in the Midwest’s underground scene. His fringe appeal and defiant spirit together position him to be a celebrated cult favorite in the future. A few decades from now, perhaps _100 Acre Wood_ will be the record to introduce late arrivals to Hightower’s world.\n\nThe post Album Of The Week: Winston Hightower <em>100 Acre Wood</em> appeared first on Stereogum.",
  "title": "Album Of The Week: Winston Hightower 100 Acre Wood"
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