KEN MODE Streaming “Let’s Get Divorced”

by Ryan Minic | Oct 11, 2016

While KEN mode are currently in the studio working on their next full-length album, you’ll have something to hold you over until it comes out. Last year they released their Steve Albini-produced album Success — and a bunch of unreleased tracks from the sessions are getting released as an EP.

Titled Nerve, it’s a three song B-side EP that’s getting issued as a 7″ as well digitally. The effort includes unheard tracks from the 2014 Albini sessions, plus a previously unreleased digital version of the song “Absolutely Not” (off their split single with The Atlas Moth), and three pre-production demos from their record Entrench. Not to mention new artwork.

Here’s their track “Let’s Get Divorced.”

Nerve comes out November 10th through Reptilian Records.

KEN mode tour dates:

Nov 10 Winnipeg, MB @ The Good Will Social Club w/ tunic, Beth
Nov 12 Saskatoon, SK @ Vangelis w/ tunic, Dri Hiev

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