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Slow dance through the tears to Young Ejecta's twinkling, intensely love-damaged new single/breakup anthem "Welcome to Love", taken from their excellent new mini-album The Planet, out January 27, 2015, on Driftless Recordings:

Preview the glowing new 6-song mini-album from the duo formerly known as Ejecta: Young Ejecta - The Planet is coming January 2015 on Driftless...

Heavy new jam from Joel Ford, with vocals from Ejecta. Taken from Ford's forthcoming solo record Fugitive, out next year on Driftless .

Thank you Dallas, and huge thanks to Panda Bear, SOPHIE, Ejecta, Doss, Blues Control, and the Granada for another special night, and to D Magazine for summing up the evening beautifully. Until next year, here's a great set of photos from the Granada's own Bill Ellison.

Our heroine EJECTA stars in the lovely, Emir Eralp-directed visuals for gorgeous Dominae highlight "Silver", which happens to be the first song Leanne Macomber & Joel Ford ever worked on together. In other news, some dude is attempting to force the group to stop using the EJECTA name; help her choose a new one, then catch the artist formerly known as EJECTA this Friday night in Dall

Before Leanne Macomber was making sparkling, romantic synth-pop with Joel Ford as Ejecta, she made hauntingly intimate, slightly less sparkling, but also very romantic dream-pop in beloved Denton, TX duo Fight Bite. Today Leany sent over her new Swissex Mixtape, which is "neither a mix nor a tape", but a lovely collection of stripped-down versions of previously released Fight Bite track

Ejecta's twinkling, heartbreaking "Eleanor Lye", taken from one of the best debuts of last year, gets a rather intense and beautiful video, in which we witness the stark, emotional (re)birth of our fearless heroine. Directed by the always wonderful Allie Avital Tsypin of creative collective BANGS: (oh probably NSFW, but don't let that stop you)

We've established by now that we're in love with Ejecta's debut album Dominae, and new single "It's Only Love" is our current favorite track from the LP. A little more upbeat & optimistic (or possibly just more resigned) than the other stuff that's been unveiled, but with the same tinge of longing, sadness, and regret that makes the record such an emotional/heartbreaking listen... R