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References
- ↑ Yo La Tengo to Release New EP This Month, Prep New Album for Early Next Year (Pitchfork)
- ↑ Yo La Tengo – “Stupid Things” (Stereogum)
- ↑ Listen to Yo La Tengo's New Song, "Stupid Things" (Paste Magazine)
- ↑ "Stupid Things".
