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In this episode we dive headfirst into the band's brilliant new album, Days (out August 7th), uncovering how a joke on social media transformed into a full-length record. John also shares what keeps him inspired in his adopted hometown of Durham, NC, and tells the hilarious, chaotic real-world story that inspired the incredible new single, "Charlie Sheen Reaches Out to the Feds."
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