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News: Punk Godfathers Descendents announce ‘new’ album ‘9th and Walnut’; release track ‘Like the Way I Know

  • July 9, 2021
  • Alex Holmes
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So-Cal punk veterans Descendents have announced that their upcoming 18-track collection – entitled ‘9th & Walnut’ – will be released on 23rd July through Epitaph Records.

Named after the corner location of their first Long Beach rehearsal space, ‘9th & Walnut’ was recorded back in 2002 with the band’s original line-up of Milo Aukerman (vocals), Tony Lombardo (bass), Bill Stevenson (drums), and the sadly-departed guitarist Frank Navetta (who passed away in 2008).

The collection features 18 songs – most never previously heard – that date back to the band’s earliest material written from 1977 through to 1980, before the recording of the ‘Fat’ EP or the debut ‘Milo Goes To College’ album (1982). Included here are also versions of debut Descendents tracks ‘Ride The Wild’ and ‘It’s A Hectic World’, presented for the first time with vocals by Aukerman, plus a cover of the Dave Clark Five’s ‘Glad All Over’ which gets the full Descendents treatment.

Ahead of it’s release, the band have revealed a taster in the shape of ‘Like the Way I Know’, 56 seconds of filthy punk rock goodness. Check it out, here

‘9th & Walnut’ Track Listing:

01 Sailor’s Choice
02 Crepe Suzette
03 You Make Me Sick
04 Lullaby
05 Nightage
06 Baby Doncha Know
07 Tired of Being Tired
08 I’m Shaky
09 Grudge
10 Mohicans
11 Like the Way I Know
12 It’s a Hectic World
13 To Remember
14 Yore Disgusting
15 It’s My Hair
16 I Need Some
17 Ride the Wild
18 Glad All Over (Dave Clark Five cover)

Pre-order ‘9th & Walnut’ here.

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Alex Holmes

Alex Holmes is a freelance music writer and reviewer for PowerPlay Magazine and ANR Factory. He's also the guitarist for UK sleaze punk 'n' rollers The Suicide Notes. https://thesuicidenotesuk.bandcamp.com

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