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The Rhythm Method have announced the details for their long awaited debut album

  • Dork News Desk
  • April 25, 2019

The Rhythm Method have announced the details for their long awaited debut album, and dropped a new track from it.

Titled ‘How Would You Know I Was Lonely’, the album will arrive on 21st June via Moshi Moshi, and comes alongside the first single to be taken from it, ‘Sex And The Suburbs’. You can check it out below.

Co-signed in the past by the lies of The 1975’s Matty Healy, Mike Skinner and Wolf Alice, the tracklisting for the album reads:

1. Salad Cream
2. Ode 2 Joey
3. Tomato
4. Something For The Weekend
5. Single Life
6. Magic Hour
7. Local, Girl
8. Continental Breakfast
9. Anonymous
10. Cruel ft. Zoee
11. Sex And The Suburbs
12. Wandsworth Plain ft. Chris Difford

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