Music
This morning in new music - October 1, 2010
by Ciaran Thompson
October 1, 2010
This morning's new music news; White Lies will put our their sophomore album this upcoming January, oOoOO has released a new track called "Burnout Eyes," and Bright Eyes has video out for "Coyote Song," a protest song against the immigration laws in the United States.
White Lies are set to release their as-yet-untitled sophomore album this January. The album, which is being recorded by Alan Moulder at London’s Assault & Battery Studios, will follow the band’s 2009 release To Lose My Life. [NME]
oOoOO, aka Dexter Greenspan, has released a new track called “Burnout Eyes” that’s currently available to listen to and download over at Stereogum. The song is off a self-titled EP due out October 4. [Stereogum]
And Bright Eyes has released a new video for “Coyote Song,” a protest song against the immigration laws in the United States. The track can be purchased on The Sound Strike website with all proceeds going to the Florence Project, a non-profit providing free legal help to immigrants caught in the detention and deportation system in Arizona.
Exclusive Song for The Sound Strike “Coyote Song” by Bright Eyes. from Producciones Cimarrón on Vimeo.
Tags: Music, News, Bright Eyes, White Lies
