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News – 21.05.20

21/05/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • The National‘s Matt Berninger announces solo debut album Serpentine Prison for October release, unveils its moody title-track
  • HAIM share latest single from forthcoming Women In Music Pt. III album in the form of Don’t Wanna
  • Disclosure announce new album ENERGY for August 28 release, share its title-track
  • Soccer Mommy launches new singles series with befriended musicians that will cover each other, starting with Jay Som
  • Julianna Barwick returns with new album Healing Is A Miracle on July 10, shares first song Inspirit
  • Dream Wife unleash title-track from their upcoming second LP So When You Gonna…
  • Arca dates new album KiCk i for June 26, shares another new song in the form of Time
  • Posthumous Jason Molina album Eight Gates set for August 7 release with first song Shadow Answers The Wall already out today

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