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How to Dress Well is the stage name of experimental pop producer, singer, and ethereal/R&B artist Tom Krell.

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  1. Total Loss 2012

    Review of Total Loss

    Reviewed by Paul Lester

    Second album of lo-fi RnB from Brooklyn boy wonder.

  2. Love Remains 2011

    Review of Love Remains

    Reviewed by Paul Lester

    An exquisitely lo-fi RnB disquisition on memory and desire, love and loss.

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