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News – 27.05.20

27/05/2020
by Norman Fleischer

  • Bright Eyes continue to tease their comeback record with new single One And Done
  • The Lemon Twigs tease upcoming Songs For The General Public album with new single called Moon
  • Rival Consoles announces new album Articulation for July 31 release, shares title-track
  • Whitney team up with Waxahatchee for cover of iconic Take Me Home, Country Roads
  • Land Of Talk shares Diaphanous, the opening track of her upcoming Indistinct Conversations LP
  • Cigarettes After Sex release new single You’re All I Want

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