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Antidepressants - London Suede (Vinyl) (AE)

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This is a vinyl LP pressing of Antidepressants by The London Suede, the band’s 10th studio album released via BMG. A milestone release, the album finds the group at the top of their game and follows the success of their critically acclaimed ninth album, Autofiction (2022), which reached No. 2 on the UK Albums Chart and became their highest-charting release in over 20 years.

Label: BMG Rights Managemen

Release Year: 202

Track List: 

  1. Disintegrate
  2. Dancing with the Europeans
  3. Antidepressants
  4. Sweet Kid
  5. The Sound and the Summer
  6. Somewhere Between An Atom and a Star
  7. Broken Music for Broken People
  8. Criminal Ways
  9. Trance State
  10. June Rain
  11. Life Is Endless, Life Is a Moment
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Milestone Release
  • Pure Vinyl LP
  • Record Breaker
  • Peak Performance

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