Neon Indian announces Era Extraña's release + tour dates!

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By way of Denton, Texas, Mexico-birthed Alan Palomo leads the psych pop group Neon Indian — though this quartet wouldn’t audibly be considered your conventional Latin band in its traditional sense. But since their release of Psychic Chasms in 2009, these guys did indeed create the buzz on the blogosphere, and now rule electro’s chillwave, and Remezlca’s office speakers.

To our delight, Neon Indian has announced the release of their sophomore and highly anticipated record Era Extraña, which will be out in the US market on September 13. According to Pitchfork, the tracks include “Polish Girl”, “Future Sick”, “The Blindside Kiss”, and, best of all, “Hex Girlfriend.” The album was produced by Palomo himself, and had its final polish by indie-rock’s producer Dave Fridmann (who also produced The Flaming Lips, as well as Café Tacuba, Weezer, and others). Below check out the second teaser of a total of a five video series (this one’s Heart Decay, pt. II) for their forthcoming album, plus the tour dates below.





Neon Indian’s Tour Dates:

07/28 Helsinki, Finland – Club YK

07/29 Stockholm, Sweden – Emmaboda Festival

07/30 Trondheim, Norway – Bruk Bar

08/03 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso

08/04 Zurich, Switzerland – Club Exil

08/05 Bezirk-Alsergrund, Austria – WUK

08/06 Katowice, Poland – OFF Festival

08/07 Zambujeira Do Mar, Portugal – Sudoeste Festival

08/09 London, England – Electrowerkz

09/03 Chicago, IL – North Coast Music Festival

09/15 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church

09/16 Washington, DC – Rock n Roll Hotel

09/17 Carrboro, NC – Local 506

09/19 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade

09/20 Birmingham, AL – Bottletree

09/21 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks

09/22 Houston, TX – Fitzgeralds

09/23 Austin, TX – The Mohawk

09/24 Dallas, TX – Granada Theater

09/26 Tucson, AZ – Club Congress

09/27 San Diego, CA – Belly Up Tavern

09/30 Los Angeles, CA – Troubadour

10/01 San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Stop

10/03 Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge

10/04 Vancouver, British Columbia – Venue

10/05 Seattle, WA – Crocodile Cafe

10/07 Boise, ID – Reef

10/08 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge

10/10 Denver, CO – Bluebird Theater

10/12 Kansas City, MO – The Record Bar

10/13 Minneapolis, MN – 7th Street Entry

10/14 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall

10/15 Cleveland, OH – Grog Shop

10/16 Detroit, MI – Magic Stick

10/18 Toronto, Ontario – Lee’s Palace

10/19 Montreal, Quebec – La Sala Rossa

10/20 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall

10/21 New York, NY – Webster Hall