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Everybody’s working for the weekend.

No word on details or a release date for LP1.

He says that he will continue to collaborate with the band, but that he wants to focus on his own career.

“‘Crab Day’ is an old holiday. ‘Crab Day’ is a new holiday. ‘Crab Day’ isn’t a holiday at all.”

The previously unreleased take on the Heatmiser track is from the upcoming soundtrack for “Heaven Adores You,” the recent Elliott Smith documentary.

Since moving on from The Fiery Furnaces in 2010, Eleanor Friedberger has done a real swell job of just doing her own damn thing.

Price’s debut, “Midwest Farmer’s Daughter,” is out March 25 on Third Man.

Guess this dude is officially…out of the Woods… Get it? Like, he might be out of Woods, the band. You wouldn’t understand.

Today’s secret word is “excited.”

Say “Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever” five times fast.

The trio’s second LP “Welcome the Worms” is out on April Fools’ Day via Dead Oceans.

Ashes to ashes, funk to funky.

The band’s debut album “Shoo” is out March 4 via Bayonet Records.

The group’s third album “Plaza” is out February 26 on Mexican Summer.

A reimagining of “The Psychedelic Swamp,” the band’s lored first set of recordings, is out February 5 via ANTI-.

“‘C’est la vie,’ say the old folks, it goes to show you never can tell.”

The ten-episode first season lands on February 19, and season two has already been ordered.

You can leave your stupid comments in your pocket.

Your move, non-Ninja Lanternsharks.

More opportunities to watch Jay Baruchel dance arrive January 6 on FXX.