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News – 05.12.19

05/12/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • Caribou announce new album Suddenly for February 28 release, share first single You And I
  • La Roux teases new album Supervision with second single Guillible Fool
  • Algiers get us hyped for upcoming There Is No Year record with new single Void
  • Jon Hopkins & Kelly Lee Owens share collaborative track Luminous Space
  • Billie Eilish shares self-directed music video for Xanny
  • Glass Animals release music video for their Denzel Curry collaboration Tokyo Drifting
  • Soccer Mommy shares spooky new track Feed from The Turning soundtrack
  • POLIÇA share new single Forget Me Now from upcoming When We Stay single
  • Efterklang release new EP called Lyset

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