Uh Huh Her - Nocturnes: Redux (2026) [Hi-Res]

Divine providence brought Camila Grey and Leisha Hailey together once. Now, more than two decades later, fate has taken hold again. Uh Huh Her, the synth duo that would help define the indie sleaze era and inspire contemporaries like Metric, Dum Dum Girls, and Magic Wands, are back after a long dormancy, and they’re ready to beckon a new generation of fans to the dance floor with the re-release of their 2011 electropop classic, Nocturnes, featuring the original mixes of acclaimed producer Tchad Blake, plus two never-before-heard songs: the sensual and moody “Shook” and a slick cover of Sonic Youth’s classic “Kool Thing.”

“Everything with this band has always happened very serendipitously and quickly,” says Cam, a singer and multi-instrumentalist whose credits include touring with Morrissey and Adam Lambert, and as a member of Strokes bassist Nikolai Fraiture’s supergroup Summer Moon. “To me, it was just another sign from the universe saying, ‘Maybe we should revisit this.’”

“It feels like it did when we first got together,” adds Leisha, a songwriter, actor, and author, who is well-known in entertainment circles for her starring role on Showtime’s groundbreaking drama The L Word and its follow-up series, Generation Q. “We're just creative again together, and it's an interesting place to come back to. And it’s almost like no time has passed, and all of the pressure’s off.”