Hinds' song "Easy" is not just another breakup song. It cuts beneath the surface, following every brutal step along the way. The music video cuts even deeper. As mascara, food, and other grotesque substances drip down the band's faces, the scene reflects what Vulture calls, "every messy, unflattering, desperate moment we omit when we're recounting the details to our best friend."

Hinds took over Gorilla vs. Bear for a behind the scenes extravaganza. The ladies offered fans insights into the making of their recently release debut album Leave Me Alone.

It's here! Leave Me Alone, the anticipated debut album from garage rockers Hinds, made its way into the world on Friday, January 8.

Hinds' Leave Me Alone album release party took place on Wednesday, January 6 at Brooklyn's Palisades.

Approaching its release date, Hinds' debut album Leave Me Alone is now available for pre-stream via NPR Music's First Listen. NPR praised the album's "infectious, unbridled garage-pop contents" for its pervasive exuberance. 

Madrid rockers Hinds recently released an unofficial video for their song "San Diego." The video is composed of a series of clips from their most recent tour which they shot, directed and edited themselves.

Hinds was already added to Vevo dscvr's "Ones to Watch 2016" list, where they performed "Garden" live and interviewed with Vevo dscvr. 

The FADER teamed up with Hinds for a mini-documentary while the band was in NYC before beginning their U.S. headlining tour. The video, titled Just One Night, takes a look at the band's chemistry and thoughts on being an all-girl band.

Hinds has been named one of Vevo dscvr's "Ones to Watch 2016," alongside ten other emerging artists. Watch the exclusive live performance Hinds did for Vevo dscvr here.

With Leave Me Alone coming out early next year, Hinds have released their newest single from the album, “San Diego.” The catchy new track perfectly blends well with Hinds' other two released songs off of the album, "Garden" and "Chili Town," leaving a lot to look forward to when Leave Me Alone is released.

Hinds is featured on the cover of DIY Magazine for the November 2015 issue. The feature, along with the rest of the issue, came out today, November 6th and can be found online for free.

DIY announced that Hinds will be featured as the cover stars of this month's issue of the magazine. The November 2015 issue, which is titled "Our Shit, Our Rules," is all about musicians that break the rules, shun the norm, and ignore outside pressure to get their way. 

Hinds recently released their music video for "Garden," the second single off of their upcoming debut album Leave Me Alone. Director Pedro Martin-Calero took inspiration from Jean-Luc Godard's France, as captured in his 1965 feature Pierrot Le Fou. Read more about Hinds and their "Garden" video premiere here on i-D, after you check out the video here!

To celebrate the Hinds Leave Me Alone album announce and the band kicking off their US tour we've put together a special gift pack featuring a signed Very Best of Hinds So Far test pressing and signed limited edition Barns 7" plus a US tour poster and a Mom + Pop tote bag. Details on how you can win inside!

On Monday Hinds took to Pitchfork to premiere a new double video with their friends, also from Madrid, The Parrots. The video features a cover from each band with Hinds covering Thee Headcoats' “Davey Crockett." The video begins with the Parrots performing in a skate park while the members of both bands scale fences, go beer-can bowling, experiment with some pyrotechnics, and much, much more. As with all Hinds' videos you'll find yourself unapologetically grinning from ear-to-ear as the story progresses.