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‘No Flash Please!’ A look at underground music in Toronto during the alternative revolution

June 23, 2016

Thu, Jun 23: Photographer Derek Von Essen and writer Phil Saunders discuss the era when you could see Nirvana play to 60 people in a club. Their photo book called "No Flash, Please!" chronicles the famous and not-so-famous bands from the music scene in Toronto.

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