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The Hot Press Newsdesk, 28 Jan 2013
Mark Oliver Everett is back with a new set of songs to follow up 2010's Tomorrow Morning.
Having finished off his concept trilogy, Wonderful, Glorious is a no fuss, streamlined work that gets its official release on February 4.
You can however listen to it in full right now. Expect a live airing of some of these new tunes in Belfas'ts Limelight on March 14 and at Eels' two dates with Dublin's Olympia Theatre (March 15, 16).
Read the full review in the new issue of Hot Press, out this Thursday.
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