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News – 04.11.19

04/11/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart are splitting up
  • Best Coast return with For The First Time, their first single in four years
  • Coldplay release title-tack of their upcoming double album Everyday Life
  • Villagers announce new Sunday Walker EP, share first track Did You Know?
  • FKA Twigs teases upcoming Magdalene record with new song Sad Day
  • La Roux announces new album Supervision for February 7 release, shares first single International Woman Of Leisure
  • Frank Ocean debuts another new song called In My Room

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