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Teh annual concert will benefit the Family of Woodstock Hotline and the John Herald Fund for Musicians and Artists.

Wye Oak, the duo featuring Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack, have announced a collection of new songs and previously released singles called Every Day Like The Last. It’s out June 23 via Merge and marks what the band calls a “format shift” in the way they release music. Instead of “album-length groups of songs,” Wye Oak are opting to “deal in singles.” One of their new songs is the project’s title track, out today.

The nine songs on Every Day Like the Last came from a period where Wye Oak were in flux after a decade-plus of steadily releasing albums and touring. Sonically, the collection represents Wasner and Stack getting back to basics. Balancing the organic and the artificial, using electronics and programming to add new textures.

Wye Oak’s Andy Stack has teamed up with his old friend and one-time college roommate Jay Hammond for an improvisational ambient album called Inter Personal, which will be out in June. Hammond — who is a professor that puts out music of his own under the name Trippers & Askers — and Stack trade back needling guitar tones on lead single “Anxious In Love,” which pulses out over six minutes. “This music was recorded in a little cabin on the side of a mountain...

Andy Stack is reading about dog adoption. Not just generally speaking — it’s literally what he answers the phone, trying to sort through new ways to fill