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News – 12.10.18

12/10/2018
by Norman Fleischer

  • Hauschka announces new album A Different Forest for February 8 release, unveils tender first single Curious
  • HEALTH team up with Pertubator for massive new single BODY/PRISON
  • Run The Jewels unravel epic new single Let’s Go (The Royal We)
  • FIDLAR share funky new single Can’t You See, off their freshly announced new album Almost Free, out on January 25
  • The Prodigy team up with H09909 for new single Fight Fire With Fire
  • Du Blonde returns with new album Lung Bread For Daddy on 22nd February, shares first single Buddy
  • Charli XCX and Troye Sivan celebrate the late 90s in reference-filled 1999 music video

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