Recent Matador signees Horsegirl release a new single 'World Of Pot's And Pans', a fuzzed out first love song, "or the closest thing to it", from their upcoming debut Versions Of  Modern Performance, due out June 3rd. The new track comes after a string of strong singles ('Billy' and 'Anti-Glory' and covers of Au Pairs and The Minutemen) the new track has a hazy blown-out feel to it, fuzzy guitars drag over pulsing drums and melodic bass reminiscent of the blissful pop of Galaxie 500. The references to 80s indie pop and post-punk are not accidental, the lyrics on 'World Of Pots And Pans' are "inspired by the misinterpretation of a Television Personalities lyric, imagine a (possibly unrequited) romance unfolding through references to Tall Dwarfs, Belle & Sebastian, and the Pastels." Another reference being the seeming inversion of the famous Gang Of Four line, 'sometimes I'm thinking that I love you, but I know it's only lust'. Wearing their references on their sleeves Horsegirl work together to make songs that sound new and exciting with the recent singles gearing up to a promising debut. Watch the inventive lyric video below featuring "real time" animation as the band crowd around an overhead projector moving lyrics and and images around in time with the music. -Toby Evans-Jesra