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Teeth of Time, Joshua Burnside's latest album, feels like a mid-career record: a precursor to middle age, to the wonders of parenthood, the mourning of what’s passed, and hopes for what’s to come. Christian Wethered caught up with him and spoke about folk, influence, and the world from which he writes. "I just try to write songs that feel honest to me . . .
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