(SPIN) Norwegian all-girl group Katzenjammer can’t stick to just one musical genre. The eclectic, multi-instrumentalists fuse everything from folk/country to gypsy rock-pop on their debut album, Le Pop, out in the U.S. on June 29, and you can listen to new single “Tea With Cinnamon” below!

The four women — Solveig Heilo, Anne Marit Bergheim, Turid Jørgensen and Marianne Sveen — first caught SPIN’s attention when they were hand-picked by David Byrne for his own artist-curated stage at the Bonnaroo music festival in 2009 — read more here.

“Tea With Cinnamon” mixes sweetly sung vocals, pop-sensible lyrics and a melody that blends manic, accordion-accented polka, straightforward folk-rock, and carnival-esque flute and cymbals; it’s a full on tilt-a-whirl of sound.

Catch the spectacle live when Katzenjammer hits the road this summer, including a slot at Lilith Fair alongside artists like Tegan and Sara, Metric, and Sia. See the fest’s site for dates.

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The editors at SPIN Magazine pick 25 “Must-Hear Acts” from the meaty line-up at the Bonnaroo Festival in Tennessee. Topping the list: Katzenjammer from Oslo, Norway!

Hometown: Oslo, Norway
Why they matter: Four ladies who thrash banjos, pluck fiddles, and bang marching drums, garbage cans, and cookie jars (!) like Appalachian witches drunk on White Lightning. If their live set is as raucous and fun as their sound, prepare for a crazed Bonnaroo hootenanny.
You should know: The word “katzenjammer” is German, meaning “discordant sound” — and is also sometimes used to indicate a general state of depression or bewilderment.

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