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The WombatsRelease date: 18th November 2022
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"Is This What It Feels Like to Feel Like This? - EP" is an album by The Wombats, released 18th November 2022 via The Wombats. It features 6 tracks, including "I Think My Mind Has Made Its Mind Up", "Dressed to Kill", and "Demon". The album is filed under Alternative.
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Tickets available to general public from 10am on Friday 6th February.
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The six-track EP was self-released in full on November 18th.
A digital reissue will arrive on November 8th, with a vinyl release coming on April 28th.
The EP will be released in full on November 18th.
You can check out the title track now, ahead of the November release.
The track will be the first new material since their UK number one album 'Fix Yourself, Not The World'.
The festival will take place, unsurprisingly, in October.
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