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News – 15.09.20

15/09/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • Future Islands share new single Moonlight from upcoming As Long As You Are LP
  • The Avalanches officially confirm release of We Will Always Love You album for December 12, share two new tracks – Music Makes Me High and Take Care In Your Dreaming (feat. Denzel Curry, Tricky, & Sampa The Great)
  • Marika Hackman announces Covers album for November 13 release, shares her own version of Grimes‘ Realiti
  • Slowthai teams up with James Blake and Mount Kimbie for new single Feel Away
  • Sufjan Stevens shares new song from his The Ascension album in the form of Sugar
  • Pom Poko release new single My Candidacy from forthcoming Cheater album
  • Maximo Park return with new single Child Of The Flatlands
  • Porridge Radio release new single 7 Seconds

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