Halsey album Hopeless Fountain Kingdom 'accidentally sold early by Urban Outfitters'

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Urban Outfitters has reportedly put Halsey's new album on sale in some stores three days ahead of its official release date.

Hopeless Fountain Kingdom is available everywhere else on Friday.

Halsey's debut album, 2015's Badlands, was also released in error by the same shop - on that occasion it was sent to customers three weeks early.

The latest album is available as a limited edition vinyl version, with some fans driving for miles to get it.

This is the link which Halsey put out on Twitter.

But some Halsey fans aren't happy that her album has been released early.

Tori says the firm has done it again.

Krista made a joke of a potential conversation between Urban Outfitters and Halsey.

A Halsey fan site says true fans will wait till Friday to hear the new music.

Kay says Urban Outfitters needs to stop playing the album.

E says thinks it's just unacceptable.

Lynds says Halsey should sue Urban Outfitters.

Michaela doesn't want Halsey to use Urban Outfitters again.

But Sidney says she's going to walk to her nearest Urban Outfitters, which is 41 miles away from where she lives.

Krista just thinks people are angry and jealous because other fans are getting to hear it early.

After the early release of her debut album, one fan uploaded Badlands online and a version made its way into shops before the 28 August 2015 release date.

At the time, Halsey tweeted to Urban Outfitters: "You leak my album 2 weeks early + now sell physical copies in store 3 days before release? What kind of company are you?"

She deleted the tweet shortly afterwards.

There's been no comment yet from Urban Outfitters.

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