Horsegirl announce debut album ‘Versions Of Modern Performance’ with new single ‘Anti-glory’

nme.com:

Horsegirl have announced their debut studio album ‘Versions Of Modern Performance’ – listen to the lead single ‘Anti-glory’ below.The Chicago trio, who appeared in this year’s NME 100 list, will release their first record on June 3 via Matador.

You can pre-order/pre-save it here.Arriving today (March 10), the entrancing first taste of Horsegirl’s upcoming 12-track LP calls on listeners to “Dance/ Dance/ Dance/ Dance/ With me” over punky electric guitar lines.‘Anti-glory’ is accompanied by an Erin Vassilopoulous-directed, split-screen official video, which sees the band performing the song in a minimal studio space.

You can watch the visuals here:“We wrote ‘Anti-glory ‘almost by accident while messing around with an old song during rehearsal,” Horsegirl explained in a joint statement.“The song fell into place immediately, and looking back, we have no idea how we wrote it.

As always, this song and album are for Chicago, our friends, our friend’s bands, everyone who can play the guitar, and everyone who can’t play the guitar.”The forthcoming ‘Versions Of Modern Performance’ was recorded with John Agnello (Kurt Vile, The Breeders, Dinosaur Jr.) at Chicago’s Electrical Audio. “It’s our debut bare-bones album in a Chicago institution with a producer who we feel like really respected what we were trying to do,” the band said of the process.The record will also include the cuts ‘Live And Ski’, ‘Dirtbag Transformation (Still Dirty)’, ‘World of Pots And Pans’, ‘The Guitar Is Dead 3’ and ‘Billy’.