Corin Tucker on Filthy Friends' angrier Emerald Valley: "As a society, we should be much more thoughtful about the environment, immigrants, migrant workers, and the people who fuel our economy."

By Kyle Meredith

Published March 14, 2019 at 8:21 PM EDT

Corin Tucker spoke with Kyle Meredith about the new Filthy Friends LP, Emerald Valley, and what makes it angrier and moodier than their first album. We also get an update on the next Sleater-Kinney, produced by St. Vincent, and it's connections to the band's 1999 The Hot Rock record.

Listen to the interview above and then check out some videos below.

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Kyle Meredith

Kyle is the WFPK Music Director. Email Kyle at kmeredith@lpm.org

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