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News – 26.10.17

26/10/2017
by Norman Fleischer

  • Surprise! The new Fever Ray album Plunge already arrives tomorrow, on October 27
  • Sufjan Stevens shares previously unreleased iPhone demo of John My Beloved
  • Franz Ferdinand make a funky return with Always Ascending, the title-track off their new LP out on February 9, 2018
  • METZ share music video for Drained Lake
  • Brian Eno teams up with Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine for new single Only Once Away My Son

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