Indigo is the title of Wild Nothing's fourth studio album, released today, August 31, via the independent label Captured Tracks.

The album is produced by visual artist/producer Jorge Elbrecht (Ariel Pink, Japanese Breakfast, Frankie Rose) with Jack Tatum, the man behind the moniker Wild Nothing.

“I wanted it to sound like a classic studio record, as close as I could get it there. It just boils down to me wanting to fit into some larger narrative, musically, in terms of these artists I love," Jack said about Indigo. "The records that have influenced the actual sound of Indigo are by Roxy Music, Kate Bush, and Fleetwood Mac; Roxy Music's Avalon is one of my favorite records ever. I think about how my music will age. Ideas of ‘timeless’ are going to be different - so if Indigo is not timeless then it's at least 'out of time.'"

A natural progression from Wild Nothing's previous work, Indigo is a state-of-the-art dream-pop album, a must not only for lovers of the genre, but for everybody with a crack for seductive melodies and layered textures.

Watch the video for Letting Go, the leading single of the new album, clicking on the image and stream/buy Indigo on BandCamp.