Today, the Pixies release Indie Cindy, their first album since Trompe Le Monde, bringing together the new EPs the band started putting out last year - have a watch of the video for ace album track 'Bagboy' at the foot of the piece. Reviewing the album on tQ last week, Julian Marszalek delivered a resounding blow to the band's naysayers, concluding: "Seen in the cold light of day, Indie Cindy [...] does feel like the nervous steps of a child dipping its toes into the water for the first time rather than a huge splash but this shouldn't really come as a surprise; after all, Pixies are probably more acutely aware of their legacy than you or I ever will be. Chances are that after the initial thrill has gone, you'll be reaching for Indie Cindy less frequently than Surfer Rosa and Doolittle, more than Trompe Le Monde and about the same as Bossanova and that's not a bad return to the fray by any measure. Job done and welcome back - it's nice to see you again."

Stay tuned to the site for a Baker's Dozen with Joey Santiago, as well as a Beyond The Hits, and get tickets for their upcoming appearance at London's Field Day festival on June 8 here.

PIAS have kindly been given us both a copy of the album on limited edition vinyl, a double disc heavyweight affair that comes complete with a CD, as well as a T-shirt to give away to one reader - to be in with a chance of winning, just send your answer to the following question to comps@thequietus.com, with 'PIXIES' in the subject line.

Q: Who produced Indie Cindy?

A. Steve Albini
B. Gil Norton
C. Rick Rubin
D. Flood

The competition closes at 12 noon on Friday 2 May. To read the Quietus Competition Terms & Conditions, click here.