WATCH: Pixies Release Their First New Song in Nine Years

Listen to "Bagboy," the iconic alt-rockers' newest track

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The Pixies may have recently lost founding member Kim Deal, but that hasn’t stopped them from turning out some new music. The iconic alt-rockers have kept quiet for nearly a decade, and have finally broken the silence with their brand new song, “Bagboy.”

The track, complete with a characteristically bizarre music video, marks the band’s first release since 2004’s “Bam Thwok.” This seems to lend credence to the rumors of a new studio album that have been floating around for the past few months, but nothing’s official yet.

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“Bagboy” isn’t exactly an ultra-new creation, though. Frontman Black Francis said in a press release that the music itself has been around for a few years, developed over time in conjunction with a not-yet-realized film idea. The lyrics, however, were written at a Harvard Square Starbucks. Though it may sound like Kim singing in the background, Francis confirmed that it’s actually his friend Jeremy Dubs.

You can watch the music video above, or download the track here:

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The Pixies may have recently lost founding member Kim Deal, but that hasn’t stopped them from turning out some new music. The iconic alt-rockers have kept quiet for nearly a decade, and have finally broken the silence with their brand new song, “Bagboy.”

The track, complete with a characteristically bizarre music video, marks the band’s first release since 2004’s “Bam Thwok.” This seems to lend credence to the rumors of a new studio album that have been floating around for the past few months, but nothing’s official yet.

(LIST: Top 10 Band Breakups)

“Bagboy” isn’t exactly an ultra-new creation, though. Frontman Black Francis said in a press release that the music itself has been around for a few years, developed over time in conjunction with a not-yet-realized film idea. The lyrics, however, were written at a Harvard Square Starbucks. Though it may sound like Kim singing in the background, Francis confirmed that it’s actually his friend Jeremy Dubs.

You can watch the music video above, or download the track here:

MORE: The 25 Best Songs of 2013 (So Far)