It's been a while since we heard from noise-slathered L.A. punks No Age, but the guitar-and-drums duo make their return next month with a two-song single. Ahead of dropping the self-pressed release, they're streaming A-side "Separation."
The new tune is vintage No Age, presenting Dean Spunt's hard-slammed drums and laissez-faire vocal drawl alongside Randy Randall's supremely distortion-saturated guitar lines. You can hear it down below, while physical copies of No Age's self-released "Separation"/"Serf to Serf" 7-inch go on sale in September.
Despite issuing a rarities CD-R in 2015, the group have not delivered a studio full-length since 2013's An Object.
The new tune is vintage No Age, presenting Dean Spunt's hard-slammed drums and laissez-faire vocal drawl alongside Randy Randall's supremely distortion-saturated guitar lines. You can hear it down below, while physical copies of No Age's self-released "Separation"/"Serf to Serf" 7-inch go on sale in September.
Despite issuing a rarities CD-R in 2015, the group have not delivered a studio full-length since 2013's An Object.