Courteeners - Concrete LoveWritten and recorded in part in Montmartre by Courteeners talismanic singer songwriter Liam Fray last autumn, Concrete Love is the bands most rounded and satisfying record to date. The albums release coincides perfectly with the moment that the band are reaching the peak of their live powers. Concrete Love comes off the back of three massive UK Top Ten albums. The album sees the band working again with regular collaborator producer Joe Cross (Hurts

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Featuring unique acoustic renditions of their legendary hits as well as the captivating cover of Bowie's Man Who Sold The World

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