Durham-based electropop duo Sylvan Esso made a twofold announcement Tuesday. They both released their latest single in three years, and removed their discography from Spotify. “As we prepare to release new music, we have to decide what we want to be a part of and what we don’t,” the band said in a statement. “To that end, with Sylvan Esso being on our own label for the first time, we have decided to remove our music from Spotify. While no solution is perfect, we simply can’t continue to put our life’s work in a store that, in addition to all its other glaring flaws, directly funds war machines.” The new single WDID is the group’s first in three years, and their first single under their new label Psychic Hotline. It will be released as a 12″ physical single alongside B-side “KEEP ON” on January 9. According to Consequence of Sound, the single was recorded in the duo’s Chapel Hill studio with production assistance from Jake Luppen. In July it was announced that Spotify CEO Daniel Ek i...