Absence made fans' hearts grow fonder for L7 -- and vice versa.The all-female alt.rock troupe, best known for its 1992 hit "Pretend We're Dead," reunited in 2014 after a 13-year break. After re-establishing itself on the road the quartet has released a pair of new songs -- the politically charged "Dispatch From Mar-A-Lago" and "I Came To Bitch" -- and is working on its first new album in 19 years, which is being funded via a PledgeMusic campaign with hopes of an early 2019 release.
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