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"Eels have released a stream of their new album Wonderful, Glorious online. The band&amp;#039;s latest LP, which is available to buy from February 4, can be heard on their official Soundcloud page.   &amp;quot;It was exciting,&amp;quot; Mark &amp;#039;E&amp;#039; Everett said of writing the LP. &amp;quot;It filled me with hope for limitless possibilities. And I realized I&amp;#039;d had a similar feeling when I first put the band together for the last two tours. &amp;quot;The only rule I had was, &amp;#039;Let&amp;#039;s try it&amp;#039;. If anyone in the room had an idea, I&amp;#039;d say, &amp;#039;Let&amp;#039;s try it&amp;#039;.&amp;quot;  The release marks Eels&amp;#039; 15th studio album after 2010&amp;#039;s Tomorrow Morning, which peaked at number 18 on the UK chart.  The group have also unveiled the music video for the set&amp;#039;s new single &amp;#039;New Alphabet&amp;#039;, which sees Everett being terrorised by a teenage boy.  Discussing the clip, the frontman said: &amp;quot;Adult male abuse is a widespread but little-acknowledged problem in today&amp;#039;s society.  &amp;quot;Many grown men are victims of children&amp;#039;s senseless bullying. I have made the brave choice to speak up as a victim of these pint-sized terrorists. I am so tired of children picking on me. It is my hope that this video will serve as the first step in opening a dialogue between victims and community leaders that will one day lead to the end of this awful abuse.&amp;quot; Watch the &amp;#039;New Alphabet&amp;#039; video below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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