Dumb Crush
Dumb Crush, Owen HooperThe official substack of the band Dumb Crush. Read it ya dummy!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | dumbcrush.substack.com |
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Wet Hands.
There are five minutes left in the first period of what will go on to be a Habs blowout win. We’ve come to the hockey game as a little treat to Elliott (his birthday was the other day), as well as to ourselves, for completing what has been ...
YAHTZEE!!! Salt Spring Island
Before starting our stint on the INERTIA tour opening for Grandson, we made the pilgrimage to Owen’s childhood town - Ganges, BC - or to speak more broadly, Salt Spring Island. I think he grew up outside of the town of Ganges, but definitel...
Starting at the End
Let’s consider this to be one of those non-linear narratives that starts near the end of the entire journey. Like the scene with that old guy who portrays Matt Damon’s future self in Saving Private Ryan, crying in the cemetery. Or the fake ...
The hand that swings the hammer
October 27th we’re dropping Wish You Well - a song, like many of our songs, is about Owen getting fired from his tech job. Shoutout to big tech. Big tech RULES.
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