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Adam Gollner
Adam Gollner is a freelance journalist and musician based in Montreal.
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Adam Gollner, a freelance journalist in Montreal, talks about music critics. The best critics have strong opinions. The public wants the critic's opinion to shape their opinions. However, Gollner points out the growing issue with music critics. Today, the music industry is seeing more and more critics. Therefore, critics are able to highly specialize in what they critique. Gollner explains that this is great for the consumer. Individuals are able to find critics that have the same tastes as they do. On the other hand, Gollner discusses critics that become too powerful. The critic's voice may start affecting the music. Individuals may attempt to only create music that will get a good review. Gollner also shares that he is not opposed to criticism.



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May-06
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