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Thrusting space rock into the 21st century and beyond, White Hills have not so much carved but blasted out their own niche of Kraut-driven heaviness and soaring guitar acrobatics of the highest order. The bands sonic catalogue is deep and highly sought after, with every limited release selling out instantly.

Comprised of three new tracks, Stolen Stars Left For No One was recorded live with no overdubs, with drumming supplied by long time collaborators Kid Millions, Antronhy, and Lee Hinshaw.

The 12 is an edition of 1000 copies, with art inspired by bootleg LPs of the 70s, and white labels and white jackets with a printed vintage paper wrap.

White Hills have spent the year touring heavily, playing shows with Mudhoney, The Flaming Lips, Pontiak and Pissed Jeans.

The band will also be performing at this years All Tomorrow Parties festivals in New York and Minehead.

A label like space rock deserves music thats as nuanced and limitless-feeling as space, and spacerock deserves a band like White Hills. Not only do they add urgency to familiar psychedelic rock templates, but they pay just as close attention to the quiet moments as the raging ones each track on their selftitled Thrill Jockey debut displays a careful layering of sounds and atmospheres Pitchfork.