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News – 11.10.18

11/01/2018
by Norman Fleischer

  • Frankie Cosmos return with Jesse, a first track from Vessel, their debut full-length on Sub Pop, out on March 30
  • Sigur Rós contribute two new songs to the Black Mirror episode Hang The DJ as part of Alex Somers‘ soundtrack for it
  • Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer Karen O teams up with Michael Kiwanuka for new song Yo! My Saint
  • Alice Glass shares lo-fi video for Forgiveness
  • Troye Sivan returns with catchy new song My My My
  • Field Music unveil new track Time In Joy

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