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News – 07.03.19

07/03/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • The Black Keys return with Lo/Hi, their first new song since 2014
  • SOAK shares another track from her Grim Town record in the form of Déjà Vu
  • Solange releases Almeda music video
  • Vampire Weekend confirm Father Of The Bride album release for May 3, share two new songs Sunflower and Big Blue
  • Local Natives unravel beautiful new single called Cafe Amarillo, announce Violet Street album for April 26 release
  • M83 shares new song Karl, taken from his soundtrack for the film Knife + Heart
  • Kindness returns with new single Cry Everything, featuring Robyn
  • Lambchop share new single Crosswords, or What This Says About You

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