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The Mars Volta release a new acoustic version of their album: listen to the stripped-down “Blank Condolences”

Author Hernan Osuna - 10.3.2023

Progressive rock band The Mars Volta released their long-awaited new album last autumn. A new acoustic version of the group’s self-titled LP has also been made and will be released on 21 April.

The band has now released a taste of a stripped-down version of their track “Blank Condolences”. You can listen to the song below.

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