Pennywise Debuts New Track “Violence Never Ending”
Pennywise has a new album on the way, Yesterdays, the today the band debuted a new track from the record called Violence Never Ending. The album is full of cynical yet pro-American lyrics, and the band released a few statements about the new tracks:
“Yesterdays is a collection of old songs from our early years and also a few outtakes we dusted off just for the occasion,” said the band. “We first started playing music together in 1988 in an old wooden one car garage covered in graffiti on Irena Street in Redondo Beach with no other motive other than to have fun and make a lot of noise”
“A lot of these songs were written by Jason,” they continued, “our original bass player and main song writer. He was all about PMA [positive mental attitude] and you can hear the influence of Dag Nasty and 7 Seconds in his lyrics in songs like “Thanks-giving” and “Slow Down.” It was all about having fun and being thankful for what you had, no matter how messed up it was. This album represents who we were before the outside world came along and changed everything. The good old days…. The Yesterdays”
This marks the band’s 15th full-length album and features a mix of unreleased tracks and fan favorites. Yesterdays drops July 15th and the band will be hitting the road with Bad Religion and The Offspring to support the album this summer.
Head over to check out the soundcloud stream and read the full article by Jay Tilles on Radio.com.
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Denise Borders 39, Los Angeles. Denise founded PWV in 2008 and remains the primary manager and photographer/videographer. She is not secretly obsessed with Joey Cape.
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