Blonde Redhead are two decades deep into their career now, but they remain about as glamorous and mysterious as a New York indie rock trio can possibly be at this point in their lifespan. And on the tracks they’ve shared from the new album Barragán, the band’s sound continues to drift as elusively and prettily as ever. We are lucky to still have this band around, and we should not take them for granted. Early tracks “No More Honey,” “Dripping,” and “The One I Love” were all well worth your attention, and now the band is streaming the whole of the album at NPR.

Barragán is out 9/2 on Kobalt.