Young Fathers premiere new single

2017-01-31 by Malcontent | 4 Comments
Experimental group Young Fathers have released a new single "Only God Knows" featuring the Leith Congregational Choir.

The bombastic "Only God Knows" is a key part of the soundtrack for Danny Boyle's upcoming film "T2 Trainspotting," opening March 17th in the United States.

https://soundcloud.com/youngfathers/young-fathers-only-god-knows-ft-leith-congregational-choir

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henryChinaski
February 1st 2017
5243 Comments


This is amazing. Looking forward to T2, trailer looks great.

Sinternet
February 1st 2017
26909 Comments


Their best track yet. Fucking awesome.

dreamgazing
February 1st 2017
1292 Comments


ONLY GOD KNOWS ONLY ONLY GOD KNOWS

clander270
February 1st 2017
433 Comments


Holy shit, was not expecting this to be that fucking good



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