Beirut, Geuricke's Unicorn
Beirut releases "Geuricke's Unicorn" into the world ahead of new album
Indie outfit Beirut has announced its latest project, a new album entitled A Study Of Losses debuting April 18. The record has an interesting backstory: Zach Condon was commissioned by the Swedish contemporary circus company Kompani Giraff to create the new music,
Beirut Announces New Album Commissioned By Swedish Circus
Last year, Beirut released the song “ Caspian Tiger ” and revealed his first tour in six years. Those shows are still coming up, but in the meantime Zach Condon is announcing A Study Of Losses, an album commissioned by the Swedish circus Kompani Giraff.
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Zach Condon's Beirut has announced a new album titled Study of Losses arriving April 18 via Pompeii Records. The follow-up to ...
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