Ariel Pink has left a deep impact on the brains of an entire generation of indie musicians, and he’s released eleventy billion albums since he started doing lo-fi home recordings. But he’s never released a record under the name “Ariel Pink”; most of the time, he’s been “Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti.” That changes this fall when Pink releases a new album called pom pom, the follow-up to 2012’s Mature Themes and the first one released under his own stage name. Pom pom is a double album — 17 songs in 69 minutes — and Pink paradoxically calls it “by far the least ‘solo’ record I have ever recorded.” According to a press release, he wrote two of its songs with Kim Fowley, his ancestor in bugged-out L.A. psychedelic weirdness, when Fowley was in the hospital for cancer. First single “Put Your Number In My Phone” is a soft, jangly come-on that features what appears to be a voicemail of a girl asking Pink out. Below, listen to it and check out the pom pom tracklist.

TRACKLIST:
Side A:
“Plastic Raincoats In The Pig Parade”
“White Freckles”
“Four Shadows”
“Lipstick”
“Not Enough Violence”

Side B:
“Put Your Number In My Phone”
“One Summer Night”
“Nude Beach A G-Go”
“Dinosaur Carebears”

Side C:
“Goth Bomb”
“Negativ Ed”
“Sexual Athletics”
“Jell-o”
“Black Ballerina”

Side D:
“Picture Me Gone”
“Exile On Frog Street”
“Dayzed Inn Daydreams”

Pom pom is out 11/18 on 4AD.