Mad with power thanks to the popularity of our Undercover series, Josh Modell’s megalomaniacal reign has until now consisted mostly of refusing to talk to anyone who isn’t in a hot indie band and throwing delicious Starbucks coffee in the face of anyone else who tries. But now he’s looking to extend his tyranny beyond the confines of the round room, developing an Undercover-inspired EP for his own, self-described “micro-indie” record label Foreign Leisure that will bring Clem Snide back for another dance with Steve Perry. As you may recall, Clem Snide’s main man Eef Barzelay did a wistful, whistle-aided take on Journey’s “Faithfully” last year, and now Josh has convinced him to do an entire EP of Journey covers—including favorites like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Open Arms,” and “Any Way You Want It”—that will see limited release later this summer on vinyl (only 500 copies) and as a digital download.