This 7″ is the first new music from The Weather Station in 3 years.Side B “Better Now” only available on this 7″,not available on streaming services or downloadRobber is the latest single by The Weather Station, the project of Toronto singer/songwriter Tamara Lindeman. Recorded with Marcus Paquin (The National, Arcade Fire) in Torontos Canterbury Studios, the song presents an ambitious, vital and genre-defying new direction for The Weather Station. In describing the track, Lindeman says, I gathered seven musicians in a studio; four of them rehearsed, three of them not at all, and I let those two energies of control and chance feed off each other over the course of two chords and five minutes. It was a beautiful session and Ive never been so proud of a recording in my life.I could say a lot about where this song came from, but Ill refer here to Hannah Arendt, who said: The chances of factual truth surviving the onslaught of power are very slim indeed; it is always in danger of being maneuvered out of the world not only for a time, but potentially forever. Power asks us to not see; to not believe our eyes. Not seeing is rewarded; its easier to fall in love with the robber than it is to see the robber, to bear witness to what is taken.This latest release follows The Weather Stations universally acclaimed Self-Titled LP in 2017, and 2015 breakthrough album Loyalty. Those albums saw Lindeman develop an international fanbase, touring the world as both a headliner and support for artists such as The War On Drugs, The Mountain Goats, Damien Jurado and Bahamas. Receiving praise from Pitchfork, NPR, The New Yorker, MOJO, Uncut, The Guardian, and The New York Times, they also picked up multiple nominations for the Polaris Prize, JUNO and SOCAN Awards.To mark the occasionof The Weather Station signing to Fat Possum, we are releasing a limited edition 7″ with Robber on the A side and “Better Now” on the B side. Note: “Better Now” is exclusive to the 7″ and not available digitally.