To say Blondie‘s first album in three years, Blondie 4(0) Ever, is wildly eclectic is a pretty huge understatement. The LP — a two-disc set featuring an album of new tracks called Ghosts of Download and a set of rerecorded versions of the group’s hits titled Greatest Hits: Deluxe Redux — features big-room dance tracks like “Rave” and “Mile High,” Beth Ditto rocker “A Rose By Any Name,” a cameo by Colombian supergroup Systema Solar and a cover of “Relax” by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. But the group’s legendary singer Debbie Harry doesn’t find this odd: “Being from New York, Blondie albums have always been a montage or collage of things that we’re into,” she explains over the phone.

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