Saliva's Bobby Amaru on Russia, New Single, and Honoring Wayne

0:00It's May 1st. This is Music News Today, powered by AI, your daily sound check. I'm Cory with the story. saliva front man Bobby Amaru opened up about his recent tour through Russia, calling the whole trip amazing and eye opening. He pointed out a big difference from life back home in the United States. Over there people know about issues in their government, but keep pushing forward without letting it wreck their days. He described everyday scenes like packed malls full of shoppers and some of the freshest food he's ever had, from tomatoes to everything else. Folks just go about their routines, building relationships and enjoying life no matter what. Meanwhile, saliva dropped a new single called co-plast month, featuring Trevor McNevin from Thousand Foot Crutch on Judge and Jury Records. The band's been rocking since 2001, with hits from their double platinum album Every Six Seconds, by click click boom in your disease. They face changes too, with Bobby stepping in his singer over a decade ago, after Josie Scott left.

1:00Tragically, guitarist Wayne Swinney passed away right before the latest album Revelation, which critics loved and charted high on billboards active. Rocklist. These days, saliva honors Wayne at every show, boasts nearly 4 million monthly Spotify listeners and just released the Deluxe version with a video, for Horizon Feature and Kevin Martin from Candlebox. The crew's still tight, blending old hits with fresh tracks for fans worldwide.