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Hard-Fi's 'Sweating Someone Else's Fever' Album Drops

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Hard-Fis new single Looking For Fun is a fiery track inspired by The Clash, previewing their first album in fifteen years, Sweating Someone Elses Fever, set to release on June nineteenth. The album features collaborations with Mike Kalle and Krysten Cummings. Hard-Fi, known for their sold-out shows and Mercury Prize nod, is back with a twentieth anniversary reissue and a series of headline shows, ready to remind us why they dominated the indie scene.

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Hard-Fi's 'Sweating Someone Else's Fever' Album Drops

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hard-Fi's 'Sweating Someone Else's Fever' Album Drops. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, Harfai just dropped their new single, looking for fun, straight fire inspired by the clash, and is the second taste from there. First album in 15 years called, Sweating Someone Else's Fever. That drops June 19th on V2 Records, written and recorded through 2025 by frontman Richard Archer and producer Wolsey White. They kicked things off last month with, they ain't your friends, calling out the fake side of today's music game, and this new one's got lyrics. Hitting on how everything feels phony, and we're all drifting apart. Fans went wild after the band's COVID reunion. They sold out a comeback gig at London's O2 Forum Kentish Town in minutes, dropped in EP cold. Don't go making plans in 2024, and back in their prime, they moved over a million copies of Stars of CCTV, snagged a Mercury prize. Nod and matched legends like, the clash with five straight sold out nights at Brixton Academy. The album packs collabs with rapper Mike Calli and singer Kristen Cummings.

Plus, they've locked in huge December headline shows, Third in London at O2 Academy Brixton, fourth at O2 Institute Birmingham, and fifth at O2 Ritz Manchester, with summer festival runs at spots like Stockton, calling and why not beforehand. With a 20th anniversary reissue of their debut already out, and talks on how tough it is for new acts now, horrifies back swinging, ready to. Remind us why they ruled the indie scene. That's the story for today. Music news today, driven by AI.

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