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News – 06.10.20

06/10/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • The Antlers return with Wheels Role Home, their first new single in six years
  • The War On Drugs announce Live Drugs album for November 20 release, share live version of Pain from it
  • Roosevelt announces new LP Polydans for February 26 release, shares first single Feels Right
  • Bicep announce new album Isles for January 22 release, share new single Apricots
  • Future Islands share Born In A War, the latest teaser from their upcoming As Long As You Are album
  • Loma share new song Elliptical Days from their forthcoming new LP Don’t Shy Away
  • The Kills announce rarities compilation Little Bastards for November 12 release, share demo version of Raise Me
  • Nick Murphy reactivates his Chet Faker moniker for new single Low

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