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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: London Grammar’s “Lose Your Head”

January 9, 2021 Albumism Staff
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London Grammar recently revealed that the official unveiling of their eagerly awaited third studio album Californian Soil—the follow-up to 2017’s Truth Is A Beautiful Thing—would be delayed from its original release date of February 12th to April 9th, much to the dismay of the trio’s most rabidly devoted fans. No big deal from our perspective, however, as we’ve learned time and time again that good things are destined to come If You Wait. It also helps that the group has shared the video for the sublime third single “Lose Your Head,” which should pacify any impatience on our part for the time being.

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