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Xiu Xiu Nina Simone covers album coming soon

Posted by Loren on October 14, 2013

Xiu Xiu Nina Simone covers album coming soon
Xiu Xiu Nina Simone covers album coming soon

Xiu Xiu has announced the Dec. 3 release of Nina on Graveface Records. The 11-song record came after a discussion between Xiu Xiu's Jamie Stewart and Michael Gira concerning the influence the musician has had on their art.

Track Listing:
1. Don't Smoke in Bed
2. Don't Explain
3. Wild is the Wind
4. Where Can I Go Without You
5. See Line Woman
6. Just Say I Love Him
7. Four Women
8. Pirate Jenny
9. You'd Be So Nice
10. The Other Woman
11. Flo Me La

Xiu Xiu Nina Simone covers album coming soon
Xiu Xiu Nina Simone covers album coming soon

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