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Descendents Announce New Album ‘9th & Walnut’ with Original 1980 Lineup

Descendents Announce New Album ‘9th & Walnut’ with Original 1980 Lineup

The record, featuring late guitarist Frank Navetta, is out July 23 via Epitaph Records
May 4, 2021 (May 4, 2021) // Riot Fest

Descendents are back (a few years earlier than usual!) with a brand new album due out this July, 9th & Walnut. Named after the band’s practice space in ‘77, it features the original lineup featured on the Fat EP and Milo Goes to College. Listen to the first single, “Baby Doncha Know,” below.

9th & Walnut was mostly tracked back in 2002 with the group’s 1980–1982 lineup, minus Milo: drummer Bill Stevenson, bassist Joey Lombardo, original guitarist Frank Navetta (who passed away in 2008). Stevenson recently sent the ‘02 sessions to longtime vocalist Milo Aukerman during lockdown, who then tracked vocals for 18 Descendents tracks originally written between 1977 and 1980—including a cover of Dave Clark Five’s “Glad All Over.”

“[‘Baby Doncha Know’] is Frank’s song, and a lot of Frank’s music, especially during that period, was kind of steeped in bitter resentment,” Aukerman told Rolling Stone, speaking on the first single. “Frank Navetta was the most outsider of all of us… He was the perfect guy to write punk-rock music.”

9th & Walnut is out via Epitaph Records on July 29, available for pre-order now. Check out the album art and track list below.

DESCENDENTS
9th & Walnut
Epitaph Records
Release Date: July 23, 2021

PRE-ORDER HERE


01. Sailor’s Choice
02. Crepe Suzette
03. You Make Me Sick
04. Lullaby
05. Nightage
06. Baby Doncha Know
07. Tired of Being Tired
08. I’m Shaky
09. Grudge
10. Mohicans
11. Like the Way I Know
12. It’s A Hectic World
13. To Remember
14. Yore Disgusting
15. It’s My Hair
16. I Need Some
17. Ride the Wild
18. Glad All Over (Dave Clark Five cover)


 

 

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