Wolf Parade Announce New Record Cry Cry Cry, Share Lead Single “Valley Boy”

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Wolf Parade Announce New Record Cry Cry Cry, Share Lead Single “Valley Boy”

Last year, Canadian indie rockers Wolf Parade reunited after a nearly six-year hiatus and released a self-titled EP. Today, the band announced their first full-length album in seven years and released a new song “Valley Boy,” which you can listen to below.

The new record titled, Cry Cry Cry, is the group’s first album to be produced by Pacific Northwest legend John Goodmanson, who’s worked on records with artists such as Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney and Unwound, and stands as a return to Sub Pop, which released all three of the group’s previous records. Cry Cry Cry is due out Oct. 6.

Wolf Parade have become associated with the distinct sound of sprawling, rhythm-heavy guitars, manic keys and soaring choruses, and the forthcoming record’s first single stays true to that trend. “Valley Boy” exemplifies Wolf Parade’s unique combination of energetic, textural sounds with complex, emotional lyrics and—if anything—proves the band is definitely back and ready to make up for lost time.

Listen to “Valley Boy” below, and check out the album art and tracklist for Cry Cry Cry further down, plus Wolf Parade’s tour dates. You can preorder their new album here.

Cry Cry Cry Tracklist:
01. Lazarus Online
02. You’re Dreaming
03. Valley Boy
04. Incantation
05. Files On The Sun
06. Baby Blue
07. Weaponized
08. Who Are Ya
09. Am I An Alien Here
10. Artificial Life
11. King of Piss and Paper

Cry Cry Cry Album Art

Wolf Parade Cry Cry Cry Album Art .jpg

Wolf Parade Tour Dates

July
21 – Seattle, Wash. @ Capitol Hill Block Party

August
18-20 – Rock Creek, British Columbia @ Ponderosa Music & Arts Festival

September
05 – Quebec City, Quebec @ Videotron Center*
06 – Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre*
09 – Ottawa, Ontario @ Canadian Tire Center*
21 – Duluth, Ga. @ Infinite Energy Arena*
23 – Tampa, Fla. @ USF Sun Dome*
24 – St. Augustine, Fla. @ St. Augustine Amphitheater*
26 – New Orleans, La. @ UNO Lakefront Arena*
27 – Austin, Texas @ Frank Erwin Center*
28 – Dallas, Texas @ American Airlines Center*

(* – w/ Arcade Fire)

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