Omega Tribe release New Peace Movement album

Date: April 8, 2022Author: Rich Cross 0 Comments

Omega Tribe - New Peace Movement - album cover - April 2022

OMEGA TRIBE TODAY (8 April 2022) release the band’s new twelve-song album New Peace Movement.

New Peace Movement is available for purchase through the band’s Bandcamp site as either a CD (including a 6-page A5 lyric booklet and a limited edition postcard with first 100 copies) and as a streaming digital download.

Released on the Grow Your Own Records label, a vinyl version of the album will be made available in August.

Omega Tribe - New Peace Movement album artwork

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