Following the recent release of their latest album The Center Won't Hold, Sleater-Kinney have unveiled a new track called "Animal."
The song was recorded at St. Vincent's home studio, before drummer Janet Weiss left the band this summer.
"'Animal' is a song about rebellion, retaliation and rage," Corin Tucker said in a statement. "It is a song about letting go of all politeness and filters and letting the 'animal' side speak. The vocals for this song were recorded in St. Vincent's home studio, a perfect place to unleash a voice like this."
Listen to "Animal" below.
Sleater-Kinney will embark on their North American tour next week. They recently revealed that Angie Boylan would be filling in for Weiss behind the kit for the upcoming dates.
The song was recorded at St. Vincent's home studio, before drummer Janet Weiss left the band this summer.
"'Animal' is a song about rebellion, retaliation and rage," Corin Tucker said in a statement. "It is a song about letting go of all politeness and filters and letting the 'animal' side speak. The vocals for this song were recorded in St. Vincent's home studio, a perfect place to unleash a voice like this."
Listen to "Animal" below.
Sleater-Kinney will embark on their North American tour next week. They recently revealed that Angie Boylan would be filling in for Weiss behind the kit for the upcoming dates.
