diSKOAver weekly last updated: 5/03/2023

diSKOAver weekly last updated: 5/03/2023 ✅

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[News] Bon Iver Announces More Summer Tour Dates

With an already busy tour schedule this summer, Bon Iver has announced another leg of tour dates in the U.S. between Sasquatch! Music Festival and Bonnaroo Music Festival. The leg includes three shows in Florida, as well as one night stints in Oklahoma, Georgia, and Arizona. Check out their full tour itinerary after the jump with new dates in italics.

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[News] LCD Soundsystem Documentary 'Shut Up and Play the Hits' to Arrive in Theatres this Summer

The highly anticipated LCD Soundsystem documentary Shut Up and Play the Hits premiered earlier this year at Sundance Film Festival, but for those of us not lucky enough to have attended the festival, the yearning for James Murphy and co. on the big screen continues. Fortunately, though, the New York outfit's documentary will see limited screen time in theatres across the United States. According to an issued press release, the screenings will be "special one-night-only engagements," with a list of participating theatres and showtimes to be released soon. The documentary will be distributed through Beastie Boys' member MCA's production company Oscilloscope Laboratories.

Above, you can check out the official trailer for the documentary, and after the jump you can watch an exclusive clip from the film.

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[News] The Tallest Man on Earth Announces New Album: 'There's No Leaving Now'

Following up his fantastic 2010 album The Wild Hunt, Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man on Earth, has announced his third studio album There's No Leaving Now. An issued press release states that the album will be released on June 12th via Dead Oceans, and will feature ten tracks.

After the jump, you can take a look at the album's tracklisting, as well as Matsson performing live two songs from the forthcoming effort, the first being the title track and the second being "Little Brother."

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