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PETER KERNEL
Anthem of Hearts
[engl] Anthem of Hearts is the first single released anticipating Peter Kernel’s new album White Death & Black Heart (African Tape / On the Camper Records, October 2011). After 3 years performing on stages across Europe and experimenting through long improvvisations, Peter Kernel are back with a new single that simply stays in your head. It's about staying up late. Feeling the need to do something simple in a simple way. You'll sing. Like a drunk, but you'll sing. Through Anthem of hearts Peter Kernel suggest you make love. A lot.- Format
- 7''
- Release-Datum
- 06.09.2011
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