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New Black Map expected next year

Posted Nov. 18, 2020, 8:38 p.m. in Labels by Loren

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San Francisco, CA power trio Black Map has announced plans for a new record in 2021. For the album, tentatively set for a spring release, the band will reunite with Minus Head Records.

“Minus Head was where everything started. They took early interest in us and it made a world of difference for our confidence as a band going forward,” Ben Flanagan says, recalling the band's early days around their 2013 formation. “Re-signing with them feels like coming full circle and returning home.”

The band, comprised of Mark Engles (Dredg), Flanagan (Trophy Fire, and Chris Robyn (Far), has two full-lengths and two EPs to their name thus far, most recently 2018 EP Trace The Path.

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