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Earlier this month The Internet announced their new album, Hive Mind. Now, following the release of “Roll (Burbank Funk),” the California-based band shares another track from the project with "Come Over."

The song was debuted today as Zane Lowe’s World Record on Beats 1 on Apple Music, as you can stream it now above.

Hive Mind serves as the followup to The Internet's third album, Ego Death, written and produced entirely by The Internet. Below you can in turn see the tracklist for the anticipated LP, which is due out July 20. Also, you can go ahead and pre-order a copy here.

Hive Mind Tracklist:

1. Come Together 2. Roll (Burbank Funk) 3. Come Over 4. La Di Da 5. Stay the Night 6. Bravo 7. Mood 8. Next Time / Humble Pie 9. It Gets Better (With Time) 10. Look What U Started 11. Wanna Be 12. Beat Goes On 13. Hold On

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In other music news, Kanye West is hosting his album listening party in Wyoming this week.

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