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24.03.21

24/03/2021
by Norman Fleischer

  • Jungle announce new album Loving In Stereo for August 13 release, share first track Keep Moving
  • Black Midi announce second album Cavalcade for May 28 release, share first track John L
  • John Grant announces new album Boy From Michigan for June 25 release, shares title-track
  • Tune-Yards tease sketchy album with new single hypnotized
  • Saint Sister announce second album Where I Should End for June 25 release, share first single Karaoke Song
  • Metronomy unveil MGMT remix of their classic The Look
  • Modeselektor announce new mixtape EXTENDED for April 9 release
  • Iceage release Shelter Song from their forthcoming Seek Shelter album
  • Mannequin Pussy announce new EP Perfect for May 21 release, share first single Control
  • Easy Life announce debut LP Life’s A Beach for June 4 release, share new track A Message To Myself
  • Andy Stott announces new album Never The Right Time for April 16 release, shares first single The Beginning
  • Matt Sweeney and Bonnie “Prince” Billy share new video My Blue Suit from upcoming Superwolves album

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