Lindsey Thomas began writing about music as a snarky columnist for her high school newspaper. She has since become slightly less snarky, and has worked as an editor for MTV News and the Onion’s A.V. Club. Her writing has also appeared in the Village Voice, Rolling Stone, and Spin. She is currently taking a break from the music criticism biz, and has discovered that listening to music purely for fun is awesome.
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