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News – 21.02.18

21/02/2018
by Norman Fleischer

  • EELS share entertaining music video for Today Is The Day
  • Wye Oak continue to tease forthcoming LP with new song It Was Not Natural
  • Simian Mobile Disco announce new LP Murmurations for May 11 release, share epic first single Caught In Wave
  • K.Flay recored a track for the Tomb Raider soundtrack, called Run For Your Life
  • Mount Eerie unveil new song Tintin In Tibet

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