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"Selfish Son" is a track by Bloc Party, from the album A Weekend In The City B-Sides. The track is 4:59 long. It's filed under Indie Rock. Dork has published 19 articles about Bloc Party.
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Trevor Horn produces the band's seventh ahead of co-headline tour with Interpol.
Tickets go on general sale at 9am GMT on Friday, 7th November.
Bloc Party celebrates Silent Alarm's 20th anniversary with a deluxe box set release and worldwide tour spanning four continents.
The bands will perform their landmark albums in full across major venues including Red Rocks and Forest Hills
The two-day festival at Wollaton Hall will feature Bloc Party and Kaiser Chiefs celebrating their debut albums' 20th anniversaries.
Stay tuned for information about Dork's onsite activities.
The new album is the third in his 'The Elements' series, with a UK tour announced for February 2025.
Bloc Party may be indie rock veterans, but they're far from being relics.
"This song is about picking yourself up and carrying on."
The band will perform their biggest show to date at London's Crystal Palace Park this summer.
They've also announced new shows for 4th July at The Telegraph Building, Belfast and 5th July at 3Arena, Dublin.
They'll be joined by The Hives and more.
The record arrives alongside the new single 'And He Was Never The Same'.
The Hertfordshire celebrations are set to return on July 20th-23rd.
New album 'Alpha Games' is coming on 29th April.
New album 'Alpha Games' is set to land on 29th April.
The band are set to headline BBC 6 Music Festival this April.
The single is their second release from their upcoming album 'Alpha Games', which is due to be released on Friday, 29th April.