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Barry Can’t Swim goes full French touch on euphoric new single ‘Dance Dance Dance’
The track follows on from his recent summer-ready single ‘Return To Bhibo’ The post Barry Can’t Swim goes full French touch on euphoric new single ‘Dance Dance Dance’ appeared first on NME.
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2critical·Score 85· Viral 81
Watch Arca premiere new music from ‘XXXXX’ on Daniel Sannwald-directed livestream
The ambitious set saw the experimental Venezuelan artist perform in an abandoned factory in Barcelona The post Watch Arca premiere new music from ‘XXXXX’ on Daniel Sannwald-directed livestream appeared first on NME.
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3high·Score 80· Viral 76
Joy Oladokun Announces New Album Hope Is A Heavy Thing: Hear “Kind”
At the top of this year, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun released a very moving single "Nothing Comes Easy." Today, she's returned with another thoughtful single "Kind," which also announces her new album Hope Is A Heavy Thing that's out September 25. The post Joy Oladokun Announces New Album <em>Hope Is A Heavy Thing</em>: Hear “Kind” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Slothrust Announce New Album What They Grow In The Garden: Hear “Ring The Bell” & “00101001”
Boston alt-rockers Slothrust are based in LA these days, and they're ready to announce their follow-up to the 2021 album Parallel Timeline. The band released a new single called "Burn The Deck" earlier this year, and that'll appear on What They Grow In The Garden, a new LP that'll come out later this summer. The record will also include “Ring The Bell" and "00101001," the two new songs that Slothr
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The Strokes – ‘Reality Awaits’ review: on playful, powerful form
The New Yorkers’ first album in six years takes them even further away from where they started out. That, as this weird and wonderful collection proves, is no bad thing at all The post The Strokes – ‘Reality Awaits’ review: on playful, powerful form appeared first on NME.
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