Our brothers in Twin Peaks never sleep. We’re still only nine months out from the release of Down In Heaven, but the boys refuse to stop. Up next? Urbs In Horto, a live double-LP, recorded over their multi-night, multi-venue stand at Metro and Thalia Hall in December of 2016. Tracked to 2-inch tape ever so lovingly by our friends over at Treehouse, this thing sounds insanely good. For proof just listen to “Have You Ever?” above. LP is coming on 5/5 (because vinyl takes a long time, man…), but you can get the digital starting on 3/31. Pre-order from iTunes or directly from the band (where you can also get a pretty incredible poster).

In other news, the dudes just announced a string of headline dates (tour section for tix) after their Hinds run and Coachella conquest. And while it’s hard to believe, this is just the beginning of what 2017 has in store. No, really.

Don’t think we need to say much about this other than, well, it’s gonna be awesome. Get your Twin Peaks x Hinds tix starting tomorrow morning at 10AM here. Hat tip to our friends at Noisey for presenting this sure-fire good time.

Any day with a new Twin Peaks video is better than the day before it. So let’s all give thanks to the fresh clip for “Holding Roses,” animated by Peaks’ kind-of-terrifyingly-talented Chicago brethren Goons. Also, in keeping with their typical exhaustive approach to touring, the dudes are back out on the road RIGHT NOW, the same day they’ve announced another round of headline dates this Winter. The secret to eternal youth, it would seem, is running it again. Check the tour section for more.

Last night was a big one for Twin Peaks, who made their late night TV debut on Conan, playing “Walk To The One You Love” from last month’s Down In Heaven. Behold it here, then check out all the Fall headline dates that just went on sale over in our tour section.

Between a new album, a new tour, a sold-out show in Chicago, and celebrating 4/20 in May – it’s been a busy few days for the @twinpeaksdudes. So busy in fact that the boys released a new video for their popped-up track “Butterly” and we forgot to post about it. Oops. So ICYMI too we posted the video here. Give it a watch. Like any good cinematic experience there’s suspense, blood, and Clay’s naked butt.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE INTERWEB!! Today Twin Peaks bless us with their latest album Down In Heaven and 13 heavy-hitting tracks. This album is tightly crafted and will certainly take you places – all over the place actually in the best way.

There’s a little Stones, a little Lou Reed, and even a little of The Monkees. There’s a few bruised ballads and of course a few amped-up bangers. There’s crunchy power cords and catchy vocal harmonies (seriously, just try to listen to “My Boys” without those ba ba bas ear-worming into your mind).

There’s enough talent on this record to make people talk. Important people like the folks at Pitchfork, NME, and Flavorwire. But who cares what they think. Be an independent-minded fucker and go give the album a listen for yourself. Go now. We already loaded the @spotify playlist for you in the is post. Why are you still reading this?

If you made it this far, well, you didn’t listen to us earlier. But perhaps you’re looking for more information so here goes: you can see Chicago’s favorite dudes live this summer (!!!!) and peep the full schedule here. Buy your digital copy of Down In Heaven from iTunes or bathe in the lush sounds of vinyl over in our shop. And there is plenty of sweet sweet merch on the Twin Peaks’ website where you can COLOR ON THE ALBUM COVER! Send us screen grabs of your beautiful art work please.

Twin Peaks just released a new single “Holding Roses” and you can give it a listen here. It’s scuzzy. It’s Stones-influenced. It’s Zane Lowe’s choice for today’s World Record on Beats 1!  NPR called the track “charming” with “some good old-fashioned rock ‘n’ roll piano riffs [that] give the song musical depth.” We think it just fucking rocks. Listen for yourself and let us know what you think.

The latest track from the Twin Peaks​ is a distorted, doom-filled dance song that could, “quite honestly be summed up as ‘let’s have sex because we’re all going to die.” And the track certainly has a sense of the rushed, exhilarating anxiety that you can associate with the end of the world – or SXSW (where the band wrote this little number). We also dig the apocalyptic vibes of the lyric video and Clay’s penmanship.

Watch the full video below or catch the premiere over at Pitchfork and read a more in-depth discussion with the boys.

Praise! The dudes of Twin Peaks released a music video for “Walk To The One You Love” – the lead single off their upcoming album Down In Heaven. Walk the streets of northern Chicago with the new one-shot wonder music video—seriously they did it all in one take.

PS: The man in this shot with the white coat? That’s Cadien’s dad. No really…

This morning Twin Peaks announced their third full-length album Down In Heaven and shared the first single: “Walk To the One You Love.“ Watch the album’s teaser video and enjoy what Noisey calls, “the boys’ brand of Andy Griffith’s pot-head American youth.”

It’s out May 13 but you can pre-order your copy in the GJ shop on either vinyl or CD and secure a digital copy on iTunes. And be sure to catch them live as they finish their US tour and then head across the pond. Now get to it!