bukowski cigarettes Charles quote: the last are smoked, the loaves are sliced, and Charles Bukowski's friend's son, a

SUB VERSEs brittle, drum-machine-rooted post-punk echoes SOLID SPACEs DIY minimal wave on Chance Romance and the MARINE GIRLS on the melancholy and minimalist Still Friends, while Sue Clarkes airy but passionate vocals over the tense rattle of Science of Fear is almost anarcho-punk austerity, and the three tracks from SOLE SISTER are switched-on, synth-focused instrumentals, the sort of charmingly homespun bleep-bloop that thrived in the early 80s cassette underground and the reviews section of OP zine

"You feel a new smoothness deep in your throat," proclaimed ads featuring Howard, a star catcher for the New York Yankees

We all know we cant smoke freely now in public places and enclosed spaces like offices and classrooms

The first flicker reveals smooth notes of golden caramel, evoking cozy evenings and sweet indulgence

College graduates are almost a third as likely to smoke as those who did not attend college