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Girl Trouble<\/a> are returning to their original label home, K Records<\/a>, for their first album in 23 years. The veteran garage rockers will share As Is<\/em><\/a> on June 26 as a joint release from K and their own label, Wig Out!<\/a> Below, watch a video of Girl Trouble performing a new song from the record, \u201cMake It Mine.\u201d<\/p>\n In a note to Pitchfork, K Records founder Calvin Johnson wrote, \u201cGirl Trouble are the Northwest’s garage rock demigods, revered by all from Neko Case and Mudhoney to Soundgarden and Beat Happening. On As Is<\/em>, their first album in over a decade, vibrato guitar collides rollin’ and tumblin\u2019 into bedrock beats and black crow vocal calls; it\u2019s rock\u2019n\u2019roll done in a backwoods style. Born in Tacoma, Washington, blasted all over the world via record labels like Sub Pop, K, Empty and Popllama, it’s 13 songs that hucklebuck the dancefloor in overdrive. Can you DIG IT?\u201d<\/p>\n Founded in 1984 in Tacoma, Washington, Girl Trouble put out their debut singles, \u201cRiverbed\u201d and \u201cOld Time Religion,\u201d on K Records. Their 1988 album Hit It or Quit It<\/em> was the inaugural full-length release on a then-fledgling Sub Pop. As Is<\/em> will follow 2003\u2019s The Illusion of Excitement<\/em>.<\/p>\n Revisit The 50 Best Indie Rock Albums of the Pacific Northwest<\/a>.<\/p>\n