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The Strokes fifth album Comedown Machine set for March
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The Strokes have announced their forthcoming fifth album, Comedown Machine, will be released on 25 March.
The new album will be proceeded by the release of a new single called All The Time.
The New York band have already made a track from the album available to fans as a free download.
One Way Trigger was the first taste of new music from the band since the release of their fourth album Angles in 2011.
The fivesome played a handful of UK shows to support that album, including a show at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Carlisle and headline appearances at the Reading and Leeds festivals.
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