"I'm so sick of: fill in the blank." That's the line that Will Toledo uses to open up Teens Of Denial, the first proper studio album from Car Seat Headrest, a project that's already released 11 different non-proper albums. Toledo, still in his early twenties, has spent years cranking out jagged, thoughtful, self-aware music; he did most of that, posting it all on Bandcamp, when essentially nobody was paying attention. Things should be breaking his way now; he's signed to Matador, and he's moved from Leesburg, a Virginia town far enough from DC that it only barely qualifies as a suburb, to Seattle. He has a full-on band now; he's not just cobbling music together with whichever musicians might float through his orbit. And yet, things are not breaking his way, at least not this week.