Vijith Assar is a music critic and alleged journalist who has inexplicably been published by the Village Voice, New York Magazine, Tape Op, Rolling Stone, and McSweeney‘s. He hopes to someday make it into the Weekly World News, one way or another. He can be found at vijithassar.com.
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