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Gold Panda Release New Single "Mountain" Today

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

by PopMatters Staff

Ghostly International is putting out Gold Panda's latest single "Mountain" b/w "Financial District" today and both tunes are available to stream online. The physical 7-inch single (limited to 1,200 copies) will hit record shops on 12 June and you can pre-order it over at Ghostly's website.

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