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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: London Grammar Share Video for Stirring “Non Believer”

September 10, 2017 Albumism Staff

Photo: Eliot Lee Hazel

Artist: London Grammar
Song: “Non Believer”
Album: Truth Is A Beautiful Thing (in stores now) | Review
Buy: Official Store | Amazon | iTunes
Upcoming Tour: Dates

Still in heavy rotation here at Albumism HQ three months after its release back in early June, London Grammar’s sophomore album Truth Is A Beautiful Thing is destined to compete for our album-of-the-year honors. Each of the LP’s eleven songs are single-worthy, so it’s no wonder that the trio has already officially released five tracks, the latest of which is the stirring “Non Believer.”

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