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08.09.21

08/09/2021
by Norman Fleischer

  • Lana Del Rey confirms new album Blue Banisters for October 22 release, shares new track Arcadia
  • Radiohead are reissuing their iconic Kid A and Amnesiac album on November 5 along with a new sampler called Kid Amnesiae, featuring additional material from the sessions like If You Say The Word
  • Amyl And The Sniffers unleash Hertz from upcoming Comfort To Me album
  • BADBADNOTGOOD release new single Beside April from forthcoming Talk Memory
  • Holly Humberstone releases new single Scarlett off upcoming The Walls Are Way Too Thin EP
  • Circuit Des Yeux shares Sculpting The Exodus from her new album -io
  • Big Thief release new single called Certainty
  • Hayden Thorpe continues to tease Moondust For My Diamond album with new single Metafeeling
  • Lala Lala unveils new track Prove It from her forthcoming album I Want The Door To Open

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