Official press release:
The Damned Things announce their long-awaited return with today's release of their new single, "Cells," off their forthcoming album, High Crimes, due April 26 via Nuclear Blast Records. Pre-orders for High Crimes are available in both digital and physical formats.
High Crimes was produced by Jay Ruston (Anthrax, Amon Amarth) and is the follow up to 2010's hugely successful debut album, Ironiclast. The music video for "Cells," directed by Brandon Dermer (Panic! At The Disco, Nekrogoblikon), can be watched here:
"Normally, when career bands say they made a record for fun, they didn't - but we actually did. Maybe that's why this band doesn't have a career?" said The Damned Things' Joe Trohman. "Anyway, we're genuinely proud of it. Check it out, and watch the video to see how severely injured we got during the process!"
Nine years ago, Scott Ian - guitarist and co-founder of legendary thrash metal outfit, Anthrax - took a meeting with the Joe Trohman (also a guitarist, and a co-founder, of the band Fall Out Boy). He and Scott hit it off, and started making songs together. With the help of drummer Andy Hurley (Fall Out Boy) and the irreverent vocals of Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die), The Damned Things were formed. The band has gone through changes since its inception and now features Dan Andriano of Alkaline Trio on bass.
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armedlove
2/22/2019 7:30:53 AM
Hugely successful? I'm pretty sure this album didn't even chart
anonymous
2/22/2019 7:38:49 AM
@armedlove i wouldnt call it hugely successful, but it's sold like 35,000 copies to date, so i guess that's decent
anonymous
2/22/2019 7:54:34 AM
That was not nearly as awful as I was expecting based on the debut album. Well executed video and concept also, if you catch my drift.
anonymous
2/22/2019 9:09:24 PM
this would be awesome without jewy jewstein from anthrax
AnalButt
2/23/2019 6:23:52 AM
Sounds like a song that'd be played over the Shameless opening credits
anonymous
2/28/2019 2:09:39 PM
Bulshit on dudes comment about Keith sticking to every time I die!!! This song will show you how influential Keith is and every time I Die. The song clearly being every time I die song
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