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29.10.21

29/10/2021
by Norman Fleischer

  • Hurray For The Riff Raff returns with new single Rhododendron, announces new album Life On Earth for February 18 release
  • Spoon announce new album Lucifer On The Sofa for February 11 release, unveil first single The Hardest Cut
  • Intergalactic Lovers return with Crushing, a new track off their new album Liquid Love
  • William Fitzsimmons unveils new single Heal Me Now from upcoming record No Promises: The Astronaut’s Return
  • Sales return with new single Can’t Be Yours Forever

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