Rolling Stones' New Album: Cockroaches Teaser

0:00It's April 10th. This is music news today, AI-powered stories from the music world. I'm Cory with the story. The Rolling Stones are dropping a new album this July, Straight Fire from the Legends. Postes for a band called The Cockroaches popped up in Camden Town, London, building high before today's big reveal in the London Times. Their single, rough and twisted hits tomorrow, April 11th, as a limited white label vinyl drop. Some titles still under wraps, but this is their first full project since Hackney Diamonds. Producer Andrew Watts at The Helm, the same dude who worked with Paul McCartney on his latest. That track sticks to the Stones blueprint with a nasty riff. Mick Jagger ripping a wild harmonica solo and that reckless vibe they own. Fans are buzzing hard, especially die-hards who know the Cockroaches name from the band's Golden Days. Back in 1977, they played secret Toronto shows under that alias, captured on the live album Love You Live. It's like pulling from the archives to tease this comeback.

1:01No tour dates on deck right now, but good news, this ain't their swan song. They've got at least 10 more tracks ready for the next record, keeping the machine rolling. A fresh Cockroaches website's taking down to 141 pm. Tomorrow, April 11th and outlets like Pitchfork are hitting up the reps for the full scoop. Stones still got that spark, proving age is just a number.