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News – 10.10.17

10/10/2017
by Norman Fleischer

  • Belle & Sebastian will release third-part EP series How to Solve Our Human Problems between December and February, including the new song I’ll Be Your Pilot
  • Nick Murphy (fka Chet Faker) got a new single called Medication
  • No Age announce new album Snares Like A Haircut
  • Django Django return with new single Tic Tac Toe, a first teaser from the new LP Marble Skies
  • Sleigh Bells unleash new single And Saints off forthcoming Kid Kruschev EP
  • Son Lux announce Brighter Wounds album, share new song Dream State
  • First Aid Kit share music video for It’s A Shame
  • Phoenix release retro-packed music video for Ti Amo
  • HEALTH share animated video for Life
  • Devendra Banhart recorded a song in Japanese… yes, really
  • Mike Skinner reactivates The Streets for reunion tour

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