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The U.S. rock outfit today drop "Path Of Wellness," their 10th studio album.

Path of Wellness, out this Friday, June 11th via Mom + Pop. The track has a kind of mellow feel as the guitars and bass twist around each other under a steady drum shuffle, but the song occasionally swells to something a bit more ragged. “I know, I’m singing about love,” Carrie Brownstein pleads on the chorus, “I’m sorry, I’m singing about love/And it sounds like hate/It’s too late to sing about love.” “Method” also arrives with a lyric video, which was directed by Lance Bangs and features Sleater-Kinney performing the song in the studio.

They’re also airing a variety show tomorrow, featuring songs and in-depth interviews

Path Of Wellness by sharing the single “Method” along with an accompanying lyric video. Path Of Wellness is due out this Friday, June 11 via Mom+Pop. “The song is a scrappy plea for tenderness, a grasp at vulnerability in times that require toughness and armor,” noted a press release regarding “Method.” Sleater-Kinney, which consists of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, self-produced the 11-track LP. The pair were joined by local musicians to record the album last year at a studio in their hometown of Portland, Oregon. Advertisement The Center Won’t Hold, an album produced ...

This week, Billboard is publishing a series of lists and articles celebrating the music of 20 years ago. Our 2001 Week continues with an interview with Shins singer/songwriter James Mercer, as he looks back on the song that took him from a struggling Southwestern musician with an uncertain future to frontman for one of the biggest indie bands of the 21st century: "New Slang."  In the late-'90s, James Mercer was a twenty-something guitarist/vocalist, building tracks on a computer in a New Mexico studio apartment. Then he began The Shins, just as a side project to his band Flake, and someth...