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News – 13.10.20

13/10/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • Sharon Van Etten unveils new song called Let Go
  • Ten years after their first LP Andy Burrows and Tom Smith of Editors announce new album Only Smith & Burrows Is Good Enough for February 5 release, share new single Old TV Shows
  • Cloud Nothings announce The Shadow I Remember album for February 26 release, share first single Am I Something
  • Portugal. The Man team up with “Weird Al” Yankovic for new single Who’s Gonna Stop Me, supporting indigenous people
  • Julia Jacklin shares new single to Perth, before the border closes
  • Lykke Li returns with new single BRON
  • Julia Holter digitally releases her 2018 single So Humble The Afternoon

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