Ahead of their fall tour dates, acclaimed post-hardcore art rock pioneers Shudder to Think return with a new track and news of their first project in almost three decades. The three-song Who Sent You EP is due September 11th via Dischord Records, and its title track – a song that vocalist Craig Wedren notes, “unintentionally encompasses multiple eras of Shudder To Think” – is available now. Today, the band shares the video for the title track.

“‘Who Sent You?’ is about my teenage years in Cleveland in the 1980s, just before I moved to D.C. with my outsized emotions – young, horny, bored,” notes Wedren. “It’s both a collage of memories, refracted through the prism of time, and a message back to my younger self (“sense your way home”). Above all, it’s a nocturnal THANK YOU to all of the girls, family, friends, music, and invisible hands that lit the path, angels and devils both. Who, indeed, sent you??” 

Shudder to Think returned in 2025 with their first live performances in over a decade and their “Thirst Walk” / “Playback” 7” – tracks that draw on the band’s classic sound: melodic, unpredictable, and unmistakably their own. The 7” sold out quickly and has now been repressed and will be available at their upcoming dates in Philadelphia (sold out), New York and Los Angeles, and select record stores. Miss Grit will support on both East Coast shows. The run – the band’s only live appearances of 2026 – kick off on the heels of the Who Sent You EP release. Remaining tickets for the tour are available here.