Pitchfork

Wolf Eyes, the inventive Michigan trio wielding their own unique fusion of experimental electronica and indie-rawk, have announced the release of their sixth full-length, Burned Mind, for a late spring/early summer release on Sub Pop. A single will also hits stores this April. Graphically titled "Stabbed in the Face," this instrumental twelve-inch sports a handmade sleeve from the hands the Wolf Eyes boys themselves. The band will hit the road to promote their latest creation this spring, spreading their lupine charm. The dates:

03-06 Hasselt, Belgium - KC Belgie (K-RAA-K Festival)
03-16 Cambridge, MA - T. T. The Bears
03-17 Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
03-18 Baltimore, MD - The Ottobar
03-23 Rochester, NY - Bug Jar
03-26 Heights, OH - Grog Shop (w/ Khanate)
05-26 Detroit, MI - Magic Stick *
05-28 Chicago, IL - Abbey Pub *
05-29 Minneapolis, MN - Tribal Rock Social Club *

* with Acid Mothers Temple and Subanachroid Space

Recently signed to Sub Pop along with a veritable cache of other aspiring acts such as Comets On Fire, The Album Leaf, and Helio Sequence, Wolf Eyes has a notorious career of label-hopping. Their debut and sophomore releases came through Hanson Records, followed by a several-year bout with Bulb where the producing hand of none other than Andrew W.K. graced their work. Strange, no?