Next week, the world will have a new Pixies album. Doesn’t matter if you think the alt-rock progenitors have overstayed their welcome at this point, or if you consider them to be a zombified version of their former selves sans founding member/national treasure Kim Deal. The album’s coming, it’s called Head Carrier, and, if you’re curious, you can hear it in full right now, before its September 30 release date. The 12-track album—which includes the previously shared tracks “Um Chagga Lagga,” “Talent,” and “Tenement Song”—is streaming over at NPR. It’s the followup to 2014’s Indie Cindy, which was really just a compilation of three EPs that were released between 2013 and 2014; this makes Head Carrier the first full-length of fresh Pixies material since 1991’s somewhat-underrated Trompe Le Monde, which turns 25 tomorrow.

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The new songs, at best, feel like Pixies™ Karaoke; at worst, they’re a reminder that even your heroes get tired and nothing truly great can stay that way forever. As of now, the band still has a tour of the U.K. And Europe booked for this fall, despite the fact that lead guitarist Joey Santiago recently began a 30-day stay in rehab to treat “alcohol and drug issues.” In a statement, Pixies said that Santiago’s stint in rehab will affect some of the promotional activities they have planned, but that they’re still planning to perform overseas.

• ' Released: July 16, 1990 • ' Released: October 29, 1990 Bossanova is the third studio album by American band. It was released in August 13, 1990 on the English in the United Kingdom and by in the United States.

The album's sound, inspired by and, complements its lyrical focus on outer space, which references subjects such as. Because of 4AD's independent status, major label handled distribution in the United States; Bossanova reached number 70 on the. The album peaked at number three in the. Two singles were released from Bossanova, ' and '; both charted on the US chart, at #4 and #11, respectively. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Background and recording [ ] After Pixies finished touring obligations for their second album (1989) in January 1990, band members Black Francis,, and moved from to.

Bassist meanwhile stayed in the UK to record the during January with producer. Deal ultimately decided to travel out to Los Angeles with the rest of the group. Lovering stated that he, Santiago, and Black Francis moved to Los Angeles because that's where they intended to record. The three band members lived in the Oakwood apartments, along with comic and members of the band. Producer also moved into the apartment complex. Pixies started recording material for Bossanova at Cherokee Studios in February 1990, where the sessions ran into problems. Norton said that nothing could be recorded after six P.M.

Because the recording desk would pick up pirate radio stations. Norton decided to work at overdubs somewhere else for a few days until the problem was corrected, but when he returned to Cherokee, he found that any time something was plugged into a guitar amplifier it would generate 'this incredible hum'. Norton refused to tell 4AD owner about the problem until he felt he could address the problems.

One day while visiting a bar, Norton and Santiago met producer, whom they informed of their situation. Rubin had his secretary find another studio for the group, and the band continued recording at Master Control. One album song, 'Blown Away', had been written in Spain in early June 1989 while on tour. The song was recorded at after their 19 June 1989 Berlin gig with producer Gil Norton who was specially flown in for the one-song session. In contrast to previous records, many songs were written in the studio and few demo recordings were created.