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News – 14.01.20

14/01/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • King Krule confirms new album Man Alive! for February 27 release, shares new single (Don’t Let The Dragon) Draag On
  • Soccer Mommy announces second album Color Theory for February 28 release, shares new single Circle The Drain
  • Poolside announce new album Low Season for February 7 release, unveil new single Around The Sun
  • Khruangbin and Leon Bridges share C-Side, another tune from their joint Texas Sun EP
  • Andy Shauf teases The Neon Skyline album with another new track called Living Room
  • U.S. Girls announce new album Heavy Light for March 6 release, shares first single called Overtime
  • Nigel Godrich’s band Ultraísta returns with second album after eight years, shares first song Tin King
  • sir Was announces new EP Letter for February 28 release, shares smooth title-track
  • Mura Masa teases upcoming R.Y.C. record with new Georgia collaboration Live Like We’re Dancing

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