The Western Massachusetts rock trio Editrix have announced the follow-up to their 2021 album Tell Me I’m Bad. The new one, Editrix II: Editrix Goes to Hell, is out June 3 via Exploding in Sound. Listen to their new single “One Truck Gone” below. In a statement, the band’s Wendy Eisenberg discussed the new song’s origins:
This song fell out of us in a period of intense rehearsing and writing. I was dealing with what felt like total rejection from one of my social worlds, and thinking about what makes one thing appear replaceable or upgradable and another thing permanent or desirable. It seems to me that some people are totally down to drop whatever nice thing had existed with them if something else comes along that seems more “ideal” to them; others commit to changing with whatever it is they exist with. It’s not a strict binary, but differences between these priorities and approaches, and how they each relate to scarcity myths and austerity politics, affect how people relate to each other, and their things, often heartbreakingly.
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Editrix II: Editrix Goes to Hell:
01 Editrix Goes to Hell
02 The Hunt
03 Queering Ska
04 One Truck Gone
05 Cowboy
06 Hieroglyphics
07 Horse Girls
08 Gut Project
09 I Can Hear It
10 Two Questions
11 Mythic Victims
12 Time Can’t Be RedeemedEditrix:
05-04 Somerville, MA – Crystal Ballroom @ Somerville Theatre *
05-05 Montreal, Quebec – Théâtre Plaza *
05-06 Portland, ME – Space *
05-07 Hamden, CT – Space Ballroom *
05-09 Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere ** with Deerhoof
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