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News – 03.12.19

03/12/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • Tame Impala tease The Slow Rush album with trippy new single Posthumous Friday
  • Torres teases new album Silver Tongue with haunting new track called Gracious Day
  • Khruangbin and Leon Bridges announce collaborative EP Texas Sun for February 7 release, share title-track
  • Hinds return with powerful new single Riding Solo
  • Savages‘ Jehnny Beth releases solo music video for I’m The Man
  • Låpsley teases upcoming These Elements EP with new single Ligne 3
  • Grimes unveils new music in the form of My Name Is Dark

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