From Rolling Stone:

You have to give it up for Wilco for making things so simple. The group’s seventh album — due out in late June — will be titled Wilco (The Album). Even cooler: there’s a cut on the disc titled “Wilco, The Song,” which Glenn Kotche describes to Rock Daily as “a great, upbeat song professing our love for our fans.”

There’s a little something for everyone on the group’s new disc, which they recorded in their loft space in Chicago. “One Wing” and “Sunny Feeling” are breezy, pop-friendly tunes; “Deeper Down” is a mellow ballad spiked with atmospherics and chamber strings; the nearly-six-minute jam “Bull Black Nova” starts with rollicking drums, stacatto keys and guitars before exploding into a killer solo from guitarist Nels Cline. Think of the it as a sonic follow-up to the kraut-rockin’ “Spiders (Kidsmoke).” “That one’s a really intense, powerful song,” says Kotche of “Nova.” “It’s got a static groove that’s really insistent. There’s a lot of great guitar moments on that song.”