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News – 05.05.20

05/05/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • Lianne La Havas announces self-titled third album for July 17 release, shares new single Paper Thin
  • Dirty Projectors reveal ambitious plan to release five EPs until the end of the year; the second arrives on June 26 and its first single Lose Your Life today
  • Fontaines D.C. announce second album A Hero’s Death for July 31 release, unveil title-track
  • Gordi teases forthcoming Our Two Skins album with new single Volcanic
  • Woods tease Strange To Explain album with new single Can’t Get Out
  • Destroyer share fitting Foolsong music video for the current times
  • Bibio announces new LP Sleep on the Wing for June 12 release, shares its title-track
  • Gorillaz pay tribute to the late great Tony Allen by sharing new collabortive song How Far? with him ans Skepta
  • Glass Animals announce new album Dreamland for July 10 release, share its title-track

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