Ladies and germs, tattoo May 29 on the small of your back (or, just try not to forget this date), because Regina …

Ladies and germs, tattoo May 29 on the small of your back (or, just try not to forget this date), because Regina Spektor is returning with her sixth studio album What We Saw From the Cheap Seats. The first taste is a newly recorded version of Spektor and Only Sons Them Brothers, which actually wont appear on the record, but youll be able to find on the deluxe edition that comes out on the same day.

Call Them Brothers sees Spektors elegant voice wrap around subtle violins, while degraded footage of Regina and Only Sons Jack Dishel hanging out in the winter. Which brings me to my major revelation while watching this: the video looks really oldtoo old. Thats confusing to me, because I thought Regina was only around 30 and not, like 100? Its a bit disconcerting, to say the least. Is Spektor in fact a sorceress or part of the Illuminati? Its all speculation, and after hours of research I havent been able to unravel this conspiracy at all, so Ill just go back to looking at dog videos now.

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Ladies and germs, tattoo May 29 on the small of your back (or, just try not to forget this date), because Regina ...