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News – 11.03.20

11/03/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • Protomartyr announce new album Ultimate Success Today for May 29, share first track Processsed By The Boys
  • Fenne Lily returns with new single Hypochondriac
  • Sharon Van Etten shares new song Staring At A Mountain, taken from the movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always
  • Nicolas Jaar announces new LP cenizas for March 27 release, shares first track Sunder
  • PINS announce new studio album Hot Slick for May 29 release, share new single Ponytail
  • Flume teams up with Toro Y Moi for new single The Difference
  • Dream Wife announce second LP So When You Gonna… for July 3 release, share first single Sports!
  • Yaeji shares new track Waking Up Down, taken from new mixtape WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려
  • Yves Tumor shares new single Kerosene! from forthcoming single Heaven To A Tortured Mind

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