
Static Dress' 'Injury Episode' Tracklist Revealed
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Static Dress announces their second album, injury episode, releasing May 29th on Sumerian Records. The tracklist, partially revealed in binary code, includes collaborations like Nostalgia Kills with Underoath, paying homage to post-hardcores roots while pushing boundaries.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Static Dress' 'Injury Episode' Tracklist Revealed. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 2nd. This is Music News today, powered by AI tracking hits, artists and trends. Static Dressches drop the news on their second full-length album titled Injury Episode. It's hitting shelves, May 29th, on Sumerian Records, their first with the label. This follows up their 2022 debut Rouge carpet disaster, building on that raw energy. The track list is a clever tease, mostly hidden in binary code for that mysterious vibe. But a few gems peek through, like Track 5, Nostalgia Kills featuring Underoth, and Human Props at No. 13. Fans are buzzing since Human Props dropped earlier this year, setting the tone for more intense post-hard core. Now Nostalgia Kills just landed as the fresh single, pulling in Underoth's Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie for some heavy collaboration. That track channels the fire from Underoth's 2006 classic Define the Great Line, all caustic riffs in emotional punch. It's a nod to the scene's roots while pushing boundaries.
With this lineup, Injury Episode feels like a bold statement, celebrating the raw power and post-hard core and keeping the momentum rolling strong.
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