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The Slow Revolt premiere "Never Get Close"

  • April 29, 2014
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While London's Fields Recordings is a relatively new label, founded in 2011, they've proven quite consistent with quality releases, and that doesn't stop with the latest single from London's The Slow Revolt, who have previously featured in tracks by Max Cooper and became visible through a remix of Patten's "Peachy Swan".

Having made the transition from a one-man act to a duo, The Slow Revolt's latest release features the lilting, delicate title track "Never Get Close", premiering below, as well as the more clamoring B-side "Hold". For the next 72 hours, you can grab a free download of "Never Get Close" via The Slow Revolt's website, and keep an eye out for the official release on June 2!

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Never Get Close

The Slow Revolt

"Never Get Close"

  • Fields Recordings
  • June 2, 2014
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