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News – 19.02.18

19/02/2018
by Norman Fleischer

  • Drake is doing good things again, giving away 1 Million Dollars for charity in his God’s Plan clip
  • Bon Iver performs previously unreleased song Hayward, WI at 10th anniversary show of For Emma, Forever Ago
  • Superorganism tease upcoming debut album with new song Reflections On The Screen
  • Of Montreal unveil music video for Plateau Phase/No Careerism No Corruption
  • The Boxer Rebellion release gentle new single Here I Am
  • David Byrne shares new music from American Utopia album in the form of This Is That

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