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Exclusive Download: The Asteroids Galaxy Tour's 'Heart Attack (CSS Remix)'

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Click to listen to The Asteroids Galaxy Tour's 'Heart Attack (CSS Remix)'

Scandinavian dance-pop group the Asteroids Galaxy Tour will be releasing their next album, Out Of Frequency, on January 31st. The group's catchy songs are common fixtures in commercials and television shows in the U.S. and internationally. The highly danceable synth-pop "CSS Remix" of Out Of Frequency's lead single, "Heart Attack," is available exclusively on Rolling Stone.

The Asteroids Galaxy Tour's album Out Of Frequency will be available on January 31st, but you can download "Heart Attack (CSS Remix)" for free here.

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