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The show will be part of the All Tomorrow's Parties Don't Look Back series, which take place at the Royal Festival Hall. According to NME, the gig will include a choir, string and horn sections and special guests.
The space-rock band's 1997 record charted at number four in the UK and featured the tracks 'Electricity', 'Come Together' and 'Cop Shoot Cop'. It was voted NME's album of the year, beating The Verve's Urban Hymns and Radiohead's OK Computer to the title.
A re-issue of the record, described as the 'Legacy Edition', is expected to be released in the same month.
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