We’ve already had the opportunity to announce multiple advance streams from The xx‘s new record “Coexist,” out next week on Sept 11. Today you can hear the whole thing at NPR. Stream it here.
Fans of the band’s minimalist debut won’t be disappointed—the lead-off track is “Angels,” which we’ve heard before, a track so spartan it threatens to evaporate entirely at any second.
At a cursory listen the album seems pensive and dark—just how we like The xx.
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[...] – After months of teasing fans with live leaks and single-song previews, the xx have finally unleashed online the entirety of their much-anticipated sophomore album, ‘Coexist.’ The follow-up to the British trio’s self-titled 2009 full-length debut officially hits stores Sept. 11. [Death + Taxes] [...]
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[...] perfectly honest I thought the new xx record was a little boring. Not that it’s bad—”Coexist” is perfectly pretty, just a little nondescript; it didn’t reach out and smack me in [...]