Dark Horses change name of debut album

New blood revert to old name of debut album

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London noisy types Dark Horses have renamed their album Black Music.

The move comes on the build up to the release of their debut album on October 29.

You can catch the band live at Festival No.6 on September 16, which takes place in Portmeirion, a venue most famous for being the location for 60s psychedelic drama The Prisoner (and from which the festival also borrows its name from).

You can also now check out the album artwork here:

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