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Another year, another series of shit hot sevens from those sluggers at Seattle's Suicide Squeeze.

That HEALTH 7" we spoke of a short while back, it seems, was only the beginning. In the months to come we can also look forward to nifty song-etched plastic discs from the likes of psych weirdos Black Moth Super Rainbow, Atlanta's raucous Coathangers, the Secret Machines-descended School of Seven Bells, and Pedro the Lion tamer David Bazan.

The HEALTH single lands first, as you know, on February 19. Following not far in its wake is the Coathangers' "Shake Shake", backed with "Dreamboat" and set for release March 18. Skip forward a month and we have School of Seven Bells' "Silent Grips", due April 8 and backed with a cover of Wire's "Used To".

Then, come May 6, Black Moth Super Rainbow summon "Zodiac Girl" with an as-yet-undetermined B-side. Finally, flip all the way to the back of your datebook to mark November 4 as the day the fifth and latest David Bazan Christmas single comes down chimneys. No word yet on the tracks for that, though I sure hope he does Wham!'s "Last Christmas" b/w "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer".

Like highly collectable past 7"s from Suicide Squeeze, all of these are limited to 2,000 copies.

The Coathangers:

A1 Shake Shake
B1 Dreamboat

School of Seven Bells:

A1 Silent Grips
B1 Used To (Wire cover)

Black Moth Super Rainbow:

A1 Zodiac Girl
[B-side TBA]