Museum of Bellas Artes stream debut album, Pieces
07 November 2013, 16:19
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Luke Morgan Britton
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Stockholm future-pop trio Museum Of Bellas Artes release their long-awaited debut album next week via our very own offshoot imprint, Best Fit Recordings. Before then, however, you can stream the entire thing online.
Pieces will be released come 11 November, pre-order it now on vinyl or via iTunes. You can get a taster before you buy over at SPIN.
Their track “Twine” has also been reworked by the group’s own Leonard Öhman, going by the solo moniker Kallokain, streaming beneath along with the album’s artwork.
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