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Algiers

There Is No Year

Algiers

There Is No Year

LP + 7"

UPC: 744861143918

Release Date: 1/17/2020

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Algiers return in 2020 with third album 'There Is No Year', which will be released January 17th on Matador Records. 'There is No Year' solidifies and expands upon the doom-laden soul of their foundation, toward an even more epic, genre-reformatting sound, one somehow suspended in the amber of 'a different era,' as described by guitarist Lee Tesche.