“Ads bring up the trolls for some reason,” observes Téa Campbell, one third of pop punk group Meet Me @ the Altar. The lead guitarist is unpacking the double-edged sword of more visibility, noting that advertisements on social media that feature their band name and music seem to rile people…
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