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Movements Announce Happier Now, Share New Song Separate

Movements have unveiled Separate, the final track from their upcoming album Happier Now, which arrives September 4 via Fearless Records. The release continues the rollout for the California band’s fourth studio album.

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Movements Share ‘Everything Is Fine’ Ahead Of New Album Happier Now

by Paul Cashmere

Movements have released Everything Is Fine, the latest preview of their forthcoming album Happier Now, due September 4 through Fearless Records.

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Motion City Soundtrack Step Back Into the Spotlight With The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World

by Noise11.com

When Motion City Soundtrack first appeared at the turn of the millennium, they were the unlikely bridge between Midwest punk energy and geeky lyrical introspection. Fast-forward nearly three decades, and the Minneapolis quintet are back with The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World, their first album since 2015’s Panic Stations. For a band that once declared “Don’t Call It a Comeback” on their debut I Am The Movie, the phrase feels especially fitting as they re-emerge with their sharpest set of songs in years.

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