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    "comment": "Writing for Twin Fantasy began after Toledo transferred from Virginia Commonwealth University to the College of William and Mary in mid-2011, largely due to feelings of isolation and anxiety. He specified in an interview with Uproxx that it would be the first Car Seat Headrest album to be conceived of and written as a full album, rather than a collection of songs. The album was performed entirely by Toledo, and features a prominent use of lo-fi production, largely due to Toledo's lack of resources. The artwork for Twin Fantasy was created by Toledo, with booklet art provided by independent comic artist Cate Wurtz.\n\nTwin Fantasy was initially released on November 2, 2011, via the online music platform Bandcamp. Upon its release, Toledo estimates the album was downloaded by around 100 people, but has since gone on to be downloaded over 33,000 times.  https://bit.ly/2JMIL0Y",
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