Juliana Hatfield

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Explore the immortal legacy of Prince in Australian Guitar #144, out today

By Australian Guitar published 15 August 21

This issue celebrates the past, present and future of the guitar's greatest players

Magazines

Juliana Hatfield: “There’s some biting stuff on this album – the Fender Mini Twin is cute, but it makes really great fuzz sounds”

By Gregory Adams published 26 May 21

The veteran singer-songwriter details the unconventional recording techniques behind her 19th solo album, Blood

Music Releases

The Juliana Hatfield Three Stream "If I Could" and "Ordinary Guy"

By Damian Fanelli published 16 February 15

The Juliana Hatfield Three will release their new album, Whatever, My Love, Tuesday, February 17 via American Laundromat Records. Below, you can stream the title track.

Music Industry

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