Is Bradford Cox Announcing a New Deerhunter Album on AM Radio Tonight?

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The imminent, INFX-influenced Deerhunter album Bradford Cox recently promised “really soon” appears to be arriving October 16th via 4AD. According to some light sleuthing over at Stereogum, the full-length is called Fading Frontier and already available for pre-order here.

Everything will make sense later tonight at 11 p.m. EST, when Cox takes over Atlanta’s AM 1690 station for a two-hour radio show in a live broadcast that’ll be streamed on the band’s official site. Hopefully it’ll be as “humid and damp” as the Spotify playlist Cox posted last week, working in everything from Elvis and The Orb to Billie Holiday and Michael Hurley.

UPDATE: The rumors are true. ‘Fading Frontier’ is on the way this October, featuring members of Broadcast (James Cargill) and Stereolab (Tim Gane), and a duet between Cox and his longtime friend/bandmate Lockett Pundt. Stream the slightly disturbing video for its lead single (“Snakeskin,” featuring saxophonist Zumi Rosow) below, along with album art, a complete tracklisting, and some upcoming tour dates.

'Fading Frontier' album cover

Deerhunter
Fading Frontier
(4AD, October 16th)

1. All The Same
2. Living My Life
3. Breaker
4. Duplex Planet (ft. Tim Gane of Stereolab on electric harpsichord)
5. Take Care (ft. James Cargill of Broadcast on synthesizers and tapes)
6. Leather and Wood
7. Snakeskin (ft. Zumi Rosow on treated alto saxophone)
8. Ad Astra
9. Carrion


Deerhunter tour dates:
10/29 Paris, France – Pitchfork Music Festival Paris
10/30 Brighton, England – All Saints Church
10/31 Liverpool, England – Liverpool Music Week
11/1 Dublin, Ireland – Button Factory D
11/3 Glasgow, Scotland – SWG3
11/4 Leeds, England – Brudenell
11/6 Manchester, England – Gorilla
11/7 London, England – Shepherds Bush Empire
11/9 Tourcoing, France – La Mix
11/10 Reims, France – La Cartonerrie
11/11 Nimes, France – Paloma
11/12 Milan, Italy – Magnolia
11/13 Bologna Italy – Bronson
11/14 Geneva, Switzerland – L’usine
11/15 Zurich, Switzerland – Rote Fabrik
11/16 Heidelberg, Germany – Kulturhaus Karlstorbahnhof
11/18 Berlin, Germany – Lido
11/19 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
11/21 Brussels, Belgium – Botanique Orangerie
11/22 Utrecht, The Netherlands – Le Guess Who Festival