Saliva's 'Cope' with Trevor McNevan: New Rock Anthem

0:00On April 8th, saliva just dropped their new single cope, featuring Trevor McNevin from Thousand Foot Crutch, and it's out now on Judge & Jury. Records. This rock banger mixes Bobby Amaru's sharp rat flow with Trevor's powerful vocals, delivering a message of hope for folks battling dark times. The track got produced by Cameron Pierce-Mazell, who's worked with machine gun Kelly and sleeping with sirens, plus Luke Fiyadino. He draws straight from the band's classic sound, like their number one modern rock hit. Always, and number two, mainstream rocker, your disease, all. Fueled by a shared drive to lift people from addiction and inner struggles, saliva exploded in 2001 with their double platinum album, every six seconds, packing hits like click-click boom, and the Grammy nominated your disease. Bobby Amaru stepped in as frontman over a decade ago, after Josie Scott left, bringing fresh fire while honoring their blue collar roots and fans. Still pack shows to hear the anthems.

1:02Tragedy hit when guitarist Wayne Swinney passed away suddenly, right before their latest album, Revelation dropped, but the band dedicated the come. Back stronger. Video to him and keeps his spirit alive at every gig. That record earned rave reviews, with singles, crows, and high on me hitting the top 20 on Billboard's active rock chart. Here this year, they released a deluxe revelation, retold, including a horizon video with Kevin Martin from Candlebox, packed with rare clips of Swinney. With nearly 4 million monthly Spotify listeners and over 1 billion streams, saliva's line-up, Bobby on vocals, Brad Stewart on bass, Josh Kuleck, and Sebastian LeBarr on guitars, Sammy Joe Bishop on drums, proves the rock indoors. Watch her update from music news today, powered by AI.