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05.01.22

05/01/2022
by Norman Fleischer

  • Father John Misty returns with new single Funny Girl, taken from his new LP Chloë And The Next 20th Century out on April the 8th
  • Beirut releases Fyodor Dormant from his forthcoming album Artifacts
  • Let’s Eat Grandma share Happy New Year from upcoming Two Ribbons album
  • Alt-J release new single Hard Drive Gold from upcoming album The Dream
  • Radiohead side-project The Smile shares first official single You Will Never Work In Television Again
  • Eels release new single Amateur Hour, taken from forthcoming Extreme Witchcraft album
  • Bonobo teams up with Joji for new single From You, taken from forthcoming Fragments record
  • Pom Poko announce new EP This Is Our House for January 28 release, share first track Enduro Corner
  • Röyksopp resurface with new song (Nothing But…) Ashes
  • Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds tease new album with demo version of Trying To Find A World That’s Been And Gone: Part 1

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