Yesterday, Deerhoof shared a new video/song for “Debut” with little context outside of an eager and over-the-top introduction: “Right now I’m scared because of Deerhoof!!!!!!!!!!!,” it read in part. Now, the one-time Bay Area band (who now lives all over the country) have detailed their new album, the follow-up to 2014’s La Isla Bonita. It’s called The Magic and contains “Debut” plus another new track, “Plastic Thrills,” and was recorded in the New Mexico desert over a week’s time. Listen to “Plastic Thrills” via NPR below.

Tracklist:
01 “The Devil And His Anarchic Surrealist Retinue”
02 “Kafe Mania!”
03 “That Ain’t No Life To Me”
04 “Life Is Suffering”
05 “Criminals Of The Dream”
06 “Model Behavior”
07 “Learning To Apologize Effectively”
08 “Dispossessor”
09 “I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire”
10 “Acceptance Speech”
11 “Patrasche Come Back”
12 “Debut”
13 “Plastic Thrills”
14 “Little Hollywood”
15 “Nurse Me”

The Magic is out 6/15 via Polyvinyl.