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News – 24.04.19

24/04/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • FKA Twigs returns with epic new music video Cellophane
  • Two Door Cinema Club announce new album False Alarm for June 14 release, share new single Satellite
  • Marika Hackman returns with new single I’m Not Where You Are
  • The Slow Show return with new single Hard To Hide, taken off their third LP Lust And Learn, out on August 30
  • American Football release music video for Every Wave To Ever Rise
  • Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers aka Better Oblivion Community Center share new track Little Trouble
  • Shoegazers Ride announce new album This Is Not A Safe Place for August 16 release first single Future Love
  • Flying Lotus shares two new songs from his upcoming Flamagra album, including one Little Dragon collaboration
  • Nick Murphy fka Chet Faker unravels new single Dangerous

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