INDIAN HANDCRAFTS are Putting Out a New Album This Year

by Ryan Minic | Jan 14, 2015

Listen up buttercups. Back in 2012 we put Indian Handcrafts’ album Civil Disobedience for Losers as one of our favorite records of the year. No, not just because we have a soft spot for Canadians — but have you heard that thing? It’s pretty wild, eh?

Anyway, the band have a new album coming out this year that was recorded with Toshi Kasai (Melvins, Tool) and we’ve got the feels that it’s going to fluffin your muffin.

Here’s a studio video from them. We’ve also included a full stream of Civil Disobedience for Losers.

Keep ya posted on more.

<a href="http://indianhandcrafts.bandcamp.com/album/civil-disobedience-for-losers">Civil Disobedience For Losers by Indian Handcrafts</a>

Indian Handcrafts tour dates:

Jan 12 Hamilton, ON @ The Casbah
Jan 14 London, ON @ Call The Office
Jan 15 Detroit, MI @ PJ’s Lager House
Jan 16 Flint, MI @ Soggy Bottom Bar
Jan 17 Lansing, MI @ The Loft Lansing

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