Wye Oak is an Indie Folk duo from the US (Maryland) who has been releasing music since 2007. With seven LPs, and a healthy does of EPs and singles, Wye Oak has consistently provided entertainment throughout the 15 years of their existence.
On June 23rd, Wye Oak will release their next as a collection of singles that have been released after the last album, as well as three brand new tracks. The set, released via Merge Records, will be called “Every Day Like The Last: Collected Singles 2019-2023“. The new set will contain nine tracks in all. A new song is in release as a single (heard below).
The nine songs on “Every Day Like the Last”, which were recorded in Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack’s current home state of North Carolina and Virginia at venues that include Stack’s backyard studio, compiles the singles Wye Oak has released since 2019’s glowing “Fortune” and includes three new songs. While it wasn’t conceived the way an album traditionally is, these songs coalesce because of the way they examine and grapple with ambiguities, which is reflected by the dual meaning of the title and its attendant track, a pensive, suspended-in-midair track that contemplates the importance of human connection.
“Every Day Like The Last” will be issued on CD, DD, and two forms of vinyl LP that include standard black, and a black and natural swirl color limited edition. The inner sleeve of the LPs will be printed with lyrics. Each LP set will include DD rights. The CD will be housed in a four-panel wallet, adding in a mini-poster foldout with printed lyrics.
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