LA-based indie musician Lael Neale has announced a new album, "As Killers Do," due out on 20 November via her own label, Consensual Sound. It follows last year's "Altogether Stranger," released on Sub Pop, and is accompanied by a lead single, "Slip Away," described as a garage rock track blending influences from Stereolab and the Ramones.

Neale recorded the ten-track album on a Tascam eight-track machine in her Echo Park kitchen with longtime collaborator Guy Blakeslee, who also produced her previous work. The "Slip Away" single features Neale on Omnichord and Blakeslee on guitar, with mastering by Chris Coady, and comes with a hand-animated video built from Neale's black-and-white paintings. She has also announced an extensive run of live dates across Europe, the UK, Ireland and the US between mid-August and late September, including stops at Green Man Festival and shows in London, Paris, Berlin, New York and beyond.