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News – 12.09.2019

12/09/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • Danish art poppers When Saints Go Machine return with new single Reflection Of You (Bloodshot), announce new album SO DEEP for November 8 release
  • Angel Olsen unveils epic new single and video Lark from her upcoming All Mirrors record
  • M83 shares another song from DSVII in the form of Lune De Fiel
  • Efterklang tease upcoming new album Altid Sammen with new single Uden ansigt
  • Michael Kiwanuka releases official music video for latest single You Ain’t The Problem
  • The Big Moon announce new album Walking Like We Do for January 10 release, share uplifting new single Your Light

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