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News – 17.11.17

17/11/2017
by Norman Fleischer

  • Manic Street Preachers are releasing new album Resistance Is Futile on April the 6th
  • Angus And Julia Stone unveil dreamy music video for Cellar Door
  • Alt-J release epic short movie music video for Pleader
  • Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds share new music in the form of It’s A Beautiful World
  • Tame Impala release new EP with Currents B-Sides and remixes
  • Björk shares new DJ-Mix, including previously unreleased tracks from her Utopia album
  • Toro Y Moi shares lo-fi clip for No Show
  • U2 team up with Kendrick Lamar once again for new song American Soul

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