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Girl Trouble's As Is: Pacific Northwest Fire

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Girl Trouble, the legendary garage rock band from Tacoma, Washington, is releasing their first album in 23 years, As Is, on June 26th via K Records and Wig Out. This album features their signature raw, backwoods rock sound, with tracks like Make It Mine already available. Fans have been eagerly awaiting this release, as the band is known for their overdrive energy and influential status in the Pacific Northwest music scene.

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Girl Trouble's As Is: Pacific Northwest Fire

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Girl Trouble's As Is: Pacific Northwest Fire. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 9th, Girl Trouble, those garage rock legends from Tacoma Washington are dropping their first album in 23 years called As Is. It's hitting shelves, June 26th, on their original label, K Records, teaming up with their own Wig Out imprint. This is the Raw, Backwood's Rock They've been cooking up since their early days. The band kicked off back in 1984 with debut singles on K Records, then dropped their full length, hit it, or quit it in 19. 88, as Subpop's very first album. They blasted worldwide through labels like Empty and Papalama, but this follows their last record from 2003. K Records founder Calvin Johnson calls them Northwest Garage Rock Demigots, loved by folks from Neco Case and Mudhoney to Soundgarden and Beat, happening. Fans have been waiting for ever for this vibe by Brado Katars, tumbling into bedrock beats and gritty vocals. The 13 tracks pack that overdrive energy, ready to hucklebuck the dance floor.

They've shared a video for the new single, Make In Mine, giving everyone a taste of what's coming. Keep your ears peeled for As Is. It's pure Pacific Northwest fire reigniting the scene just in time for summer spins. Music news, powered by AI, this is Music News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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