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Bloc Party have shared ‘Lagoon Blue’, the first song written for their new album•

Soundhood East London has revealed its full 2026 schedule•

Sports Team are getting desperately drunk in a carpeted pub on ‘Billy’•

Keo have announced their biggest headline show yet at O2 Academy Brixton•

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The Big Moon are chasing the feeling of being young on ‘Three Things’•

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Wireless

ALBUM

Wireless

Release date: 1st January 2016

Easy Action

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About This Album

"Wireless" is an album by L7, released 1st January 2016 via Easy Action. It features 9 tracks, including "Deathwish", "Diet Pill", and "Everglade".

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L7

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

20169 tracks

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Label

Easy Action

Release year

2016

1Deathwish
4:12
2Diet Pill
3:55
3Everglade
2:59
4(Right On) Thru
3:09
1Wargasm
3:07
2Pretend We're Dead
3:28
3Shove
3:21
4Fast And Frightening
3:08
5Shitlist
4:12

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Wireless — release variants

Country, format and catalogue-number detail for each known pressing.

Vinyl · LP · Limited Edition
Main
Yellow
Country UKYear 2016
Easy Action · EARS112LP
Barcode: 5060446070932
Vinyl · LP · Test Pressing
Country UKYear 2015
Easy Action · EARS112LP
File · AAC · Album
256 kbps
Country UKYear 2016
Easy Action · none
Barcode: 5060446079195
File · MP3 · Album
VBR
Country WorldwideYear 2016
Easy Action · none