Snail Mail announces new album and UK tour

American indie rock musician Lindsey Jordan, better known as Snail Mail, has announced the details for her forthcoming sophomore LP, Valentine.

“I wanted to take as much time as possible with this record to make sure I was happy with every detail before unleashing it unto y’all,” Jordan explains in a press release. “Referring to the process as the deepest level of catharsis and therapy I have ever experienced would be a huge understatement. Valentine is my child.” 

True story: when I was working at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland during my college years, Snail Mail was the marquee artist playing at our annual NextNow Festival.

Jordan is a native Marylander, which is probably why she agreed to it, and was terribly nice to all of us lowly backstage workers. She also, unfortunately, got upstaged by JPEGMafia that night, which isn’t her fault since JPEGMafia was a complete force of nature (he had one rule: not to stage dive. You’ll never guess what the first thing he did was).

The indie artist has also released the album’s title track, along with news of an upcoming tour throughout the UK and Europe, with the announcement. Speaking of the video, Jordan says, “It was so rewarding concocting this video alongside the brilliant Josh Coll! Watching a few perverse images in my head metamorphose into this gorgeous storyline and eventually into a tangible visual was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.”

Adding: “We connected over a mutual interest in the intersection between terror and devastating beauty. But also Tim and Eric and watered down ginger ale, which I had to drink a shocking amount of in those drink-bombing scenes.” 

Check out the video for ‘Valentine’, plus Snail Mail’s 2022 European tour dates, down below. Valentine the album is set for a November 5 release.

Snail Mail 2022 European tour dates:

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