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"Reports have speculated that the early leak of Bon Iver&amp;#039;s new album came about through Apple&amp;#039;s iTunes store. The indie-folk band are currently preparing to release their second studio album Bon Iver on June 20, but file-sharing websites are distributing illegal copies of the record already. However, instead of the traditional hacker leaking the album, reports have suggested that Apple&amp;#039;s iTunes store is at fault. Upon the band&amp;#039;s release of their new single &amp;#039;Calgary&amp;#039; last Tuesday (May 17) to iTunes, it is thought that the entire album was made available at the same time, reports The Guardian. Fans were able to momentarily purchase the LP before it was pulled from the store, but it has since surfaced on illegal file-sharing websites. iTunes has declined to comment on the allegations, but has been accused of accidentally releasing music early in the past - most notably with Kelly Clarkson&amp;#039;s record in 2009. &amp;gt; Bon Iver announce new UK tour Watch Bon Iver&amp;#039;s music video for their new single &amp;#039;Calgary&amp;#039; below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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