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News – 07.12.18

07/12/2018
by Norman Fleischer

  • James Mercer and Danger Mouse aka Broken Bells return with new single Shelter
  • HEATLH announce new album Vol. 4: Slaves of Fear, share pumping title-track
  • Martin Kohlstedt announces new LP STRÖME for May 10 release, shares new single NIODOM
  • Deerhunter tease next album with new single Element
  • Jessica Pratt shares new single Poly Blue from upcoming Quiet Signs album

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