Local Natives - Time Will Wait For No OneLiving in LA, there are a lot of people looking for that one trick that will help the new them emerge fully realized, successful and happy. It's a worthwhile, but doomed pursuit. The best we can hope for is to be present in a moment. Local Natives' album comes at a time of personal metamorphosis. Former selves melting away, some becoming fathers, some enduring periods of isolation, loss and identity crisis. Time Will Wait For No One is a mantra of

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