Reactivated post-hardcore band At The Drive-In will release their first new album in 17 years this spring. The outing has been titled in·ter a·li·a (Latin for "among other things") and will hit streets on May 5 through Rise Records.
The record was produced by the band's own Omar Rodriguez-Lopez along with Rich Costey (Jane's Addiction, Muse) at Sound Factory in Hollywood, CA. A new track from the album titled "Incurably Innocent" can be heard now via NME.
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anonymous
2/22/2017 4:58:14 PM
LOL at anyone who thinks that Jim Ward ever really mattered when came to this band.
anonymous
2/22/2017 7:28:25 PM
song is heavy as balls. go listen to Good Charlotte fruits
anonymous
2/23/2017 5:56:24 AM
"LOL at anyone who thinks that Jim Ward ever really mattered when came to this band." I heard more ATDI in Sparta than I did in The Mars Volta.
anonymous
2/23/2017 11:48:47 AM
I can't tell what's worse, the song or the artwork.
anonymous
2/24/2017 9:57:21 AM
Yes Jim ward is important to ATDI and a reuinion without him is stuopd but hte comment : "I heard more ATDI in Sparta than I did in The Mars Volta." Is completely demented. TMV was intentionally trying to sound nothing like ATDI - going form an aggressive Punk band to a progressive psychedelic group, it would make sense that they don't sound similar.
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