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If you’re wondering how radio-friendly the new Shellac album will be, the first track is called World Series of Dick-Sucking and the closing track is called I Don’t Fear Hell

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If you’re wondering how radio-friendly the new Shellac album will be, the first track is called World Series of Dick-Sucking and the closing track is called I Don’t Fear Hell

To All Trains, the first new album from Chicago noise-rock veterans Shellac in 10 years, is coming very, very soon

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