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Japanese Breakfast: "I don't want to make art that everyone likes"
Medieval banquets and murder ballads: Michelle Zauner sets an elaborately dark table for Japanese Breakfast’s most ambitious sonic gathering.
May 7, 2025 • 7:45 PM
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"Chum Lair" is a track by Japanese Breakfast, from the album Sable (Original Video Game Soundtrack), released 23rd September 2021. The track is 1:36 long. It's filed under Soundtrack. Dork has published 16 articles about Japanese Breakfast.
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