New York’s Water From Your Eyes return with their most expansive and sonically ambitious work to date: It’s A Beautiful Place (out now via Matador Records). The duo, Rachel Brown and Nate Amos, built a cult following off their bedroom-born recordings, avant-pop experiments, and surrealist visuals. Now joined by Al Nardo and Bailey Wollowitz for live performances, their sets are louder, weirder, and more powerful than ever. From DIY boat shows in NYC to opening for Interpol in front of 160,000 fans in Mexico City, WFYE continue to blur the lines between art rock, nu-metal, and sci-fi-laced poetry. It’s A Beautiful Place channels everything from Cake to Le Guin to 1997 MTV—and it’s best experienced live. All ages