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Monster Magnet Premiere New Song 'Paradise'
09/25/2013
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(hennemusic) Monster Magnet are premiering "Paradise", a new track from the band's forthcoming album, "Last Patrol", due October 15. The song follows the July release of the project's first single, "The Duke (Of Supernature)," and the recent issue of "Mindless Ones."

Monster Magnet's first album since 2010's "Mastermind" is produced by MM frontman Dave Wyndorf and Phil Caivano. "Last Patrol" will be available as a Limited Edition CD, standard CD, 2LP and digital format.

The band will launch the new album with an in-store performance at Vintage Vinyl in Fords, New Jersey on Monday, October 14. Details about that and a stream of the new song here.

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