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News – 15.01.19

15/01/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • The Cinematic Orchestra announce their first album in twelve years – To Believe – for March 15 and share a first track from it called A Caged Bird / Imitations Of Life
  • Karen O and Danger Mouse schedule collaborative album Lux Prima for March 15 release, share new single WOMAN
  • The Cranberries announce final record with Dolores O’Riordan – In the End – and share first track All Over Now
  • Alice Phoebe Lou shares Skin Crawl, a new song from her upcoming Paper Castles album
  • The Drums announce new LP Brutalism for April 5 release, share catchy first track Body Chemistry
  • Strand Of Oaks unveil epic new song Weird Ways, announce Eraserland album for March 22 release
  • Panda Bear teases forthcoming Buoys album with new single Token
  • The Japanese House unravel new single Maybe You’re The Reason
  • Pup new LP Morbid Stuff for April 5 release, share first single Kids
  • Foals confirm Everything Not Lost Will Be Saved album release date for March 8

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