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News – 24.10.17

24/10/2017
by Norman Fleischer

  • Tune-Yards announce new album I can feel you creep into my private life and share its first single Look At Your Hands
  • Angel Olsen shares self-directed and edited video for Special from her upcoming rarities sampler
  • The War On Drugs take a road trip in their new Nothing To Find video
  • The National have a colourful party in new video I’ll Still Destroy You
  • Spoon play with Photoshop in new clip Do I Have to Talk You Into It
  • John Maus delivers truly bizarre video for Touchdown
  • Zola Jesus delivers emotional performance in new Siphon music video
  • Ezra Furman announces new LP Transangelic Exodus, shares single Love You So Bad
  • Tame Impala will re-release their 2015 album Currents as special Collectors’s Edition

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