Belle And Sebastian have had a long and fruitful career so far: nine albums in, and Stuart Murdoch and company are still trying out new things and, for the most part, pulling them off really well. Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance — their first album in almost five years — is more dance-focused than they’ve ever been, and early singles like “The Party Line” and “Nobody’s Empire” proudly show off that new direction. You can expect more of that on the full album, which you can now stream in its entirety over at NPR.