Photo courtesy Atlantic Records

The Consequence of Sound blog has a treat for fans of Tally Hall, the indie-pop band with roots in Ann Arbor: streaming audio for "You and Me," a track from the band's long-awaited upcoming second album, "Good & Evil."

Tally Hall's first album, 2005's "Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum," got the band a contract with Atlantic Records, which re-released that recording. But when Martin Bandyke spoke to the band last year for AnnArbor.com, the follow up "Good & Evil" seemed not to be a priority for the label.

That probably explains why it's finally being released — June 21 — right back where the band started out, on the Ann Arbor-based indie company Quack! Media.

CoS writes that "the album’s new single “You and Me” shares many characteristics with Belle & Sebastian’s indie-pop tracks. The track has a bright melody, crisp vocals courtesy of Rob Cantor, and even if you can’t remember the words, you will definitely be humming the tune for the rest of the afternoon."

Check it out on Consequence of Sound — and let us know what you think by commenting or voting in the poll: