John Foxx And The Maths announce new album

Special London show also on the cards

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John Foxx And The Maths are set to release their third album 'Evidence' on September 10 via Metamatic Records.

They've also announced a show at Cargo, London, on September 5.

The full tracklisting for 'Evidence' looks like this:
Personal Magnetism
Evidence (featuring The Soft Moon)
That Sudden Switch (featuring Xeno & Oaklander)
Talk (Beneath Your Dreams) (featuring Matthew Dear)
Neon Vertigo
Changelings (featuring Gazelle Twin)
My Town
Have A Cigar
A Falling Star (featuring Gazelle Twin)
Cloud Choreography
Shadow Memory
Walk
Myriads
Only Lovers Left Alive
Bonus Track: Talk (I Speak Machine Mix by Tara Busch)

The album artwork meanwhile looks a little something like this:

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