The Strokes in 2001, from left, Nikolai Fraiture, bass, Julian Casablancas, vocals, Fabrizio Moretti, drums, Nick Valensi, guitar, and Albert Hammond, Jr., guitar. (Photo: Big Hassle)
For Oblivius, the Strokes' first song in three years, the band sticks to their classic formula: fuzzy electric guitars and Julian Casablancas' phone booth-distorted vocals over a crashing chorus.
Casablancas shared the band's new single on his new Sirius XMU radio show on Thursday, announcing that a new Strokes EP, Future Present Past, will follow on June 3.
Listen and download via Cult Records here.
Along with the new song, the band also shared more info about their new EP — it's a three-song release, the two other tracks titled Drag Queen and Threat of Joy — and announced a warm-up show at the Capitol Theater in NYC on May 31 ahead of their headlining stint at the Governors Ball music festival on June 3.
The band also posted a new video interview to YouTube, which you can check out below.
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