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    "airdate": "2019-09-03T10:56:32-07:00",
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    "artist": "The New Pornographers",
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    "comment": "This is the second single from The New Pornographers' new album, due for release on September 27th. A.C. Newman said of “The Surprise Knock” in a statement:\n\n“The Surprise Knock” had a different feel when we first recorded it—and I wouldn’t mind releasing that version at some point. But as I was listening to it, I thought, “Why don’t we play this song like New Pornographers 2005?” Then we just replayed it with that feel. I thought enough time has passed that I feel like I can play songs that sort of sound like a classic a sound and not feel like I’m repeating myself, because it’s been so long...\"",
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