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Great news! Clashmusic.com reports that the new album from Venus 3 (which was actually recorded before Goodnight Oslo) will be available in two months' time.

Nice quote from Hitchcock: "We wanted to create a sprawling record like The Basement Tapes: so we sprawled for a week and then spent three years editing it."

Track listing:

Star of Venus
The Afterlight
Luckiness
Ordinary Millionaire
John in the Air
Propellor Time
Primitive
Sickie Boy
Born on the Wind
Evolove

posted evening of Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
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posted evening of January 20th, 2010 by cleek

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