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Band of Horses Unveil New Album

'Mirage Rock' will be out September 18th

Band of Horses
Christopher Wilson
July 10, 2012 11:25 AM ET

Band of Horses have revealed that their next record, Mirage Rock, will be out on September 18th, Pitchfork reports.

The follow-up to 2010's Infinite Arms was produced by studio veteran Glyn Johns, who has worked on records ranging from the Who and Bob Dylan to Emmylou Harris and Ryan Adams.

The whole record is available to pre-order on iTunes, where you can also grab the album's first cut, "Knock Knock." You can also check out the new clip for "Knock Knock" (directed by Christopher Wilson) below, and if you're still craving more new Band of Horses music, you can hear a snippet of "Dumpster World" in the the Mirage Rock teaser video.

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