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01.09.21

01/09/2021
by Norman Fleischer

  • Elbow announce new studio album Flying Dream 1 for November 19 release
  • Johnny Marr announces ambitious double album Fever Dreams with first part arriving on October 15, shares opening track Spirit, Power And Soul
  • Sir Was shares new single I Need A Minute from forthcoming album Let the Morning Come
  • Damon Albarn unveils Particles off his next solo album The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows
  • Bleach Lab announce second EP Nothing Feels Real for October 15 release, share new single Talk It Out
  • Duran Duran release Anniversary ahead of new album Future Past

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