Music streaming is 'organised theft' says The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy are set to play in Luxembourg and founder, frontman and face of the band, Neil Hannon took some time to chat with Sam Steen about their new album, “Foreverland" and the ways in which the music industry has changed over the last few years.
By Sam Steen
The Divine Comedy are set to play at den Atelier on January 27 and founder, frontman and face of the band, Neil Hannon took some time to chat with Sam Steen about their new album, “Foreverland" and the ways in which the music industry has changed over the last few years.
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