THE DAMNED THINGS' first collection in 8 years - »High Crimes« - turns out April 2019 on Atomic Impact. Why make a record 8 years after the fact? It wasn't arranged, that was without a doubt. Yet, the legend goes: Joe Trohman began composing melodies covertly, sparsely clad and apprehensive. He then played them for the remainder of the band. They said "alright, I surmise we'll make this." Then everybody messaged their parts over to maker Jay Ruston and… VOILA! 2019, what an opportunity to be alive!

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Tracks Listing:

1 Cells
2 Something Good
3 Invincible
4 Omen
5 Carry a Brick
6 Storm Charmer
7 Young Hearts
8 Keep Crawling
9 Let Me Be (Your Girl)
10 The Fire Is Cold


THE DAMNED THINGS report their hotly anticipated come back with the present arrival of their new single, 'Cells,' off their imminent collection »High Crimes« due April 26 by means of Atomic Impact Records. The music video for the track, coordinated by Brandon Dermer (Frenzy! AT THE DISCO, NEKROGOBLIKON), can be observed

"Regularly, when profession groups state they made a record for the sake of entertainment, they didn't – yet we really did. Perhaps that is the reason this band doesn't have a vocation?" said THE DAMNED THINGS' Joe Trohman. "Anyway, we're truly pleased with it. Look at it, and watch the video to perceive how seriously harmed we got amid the procedure!"

»High Crimes« was delivered by Jay Ruston (Bacillus anthracis, STONE Acrid, AMON AMARTH) and is the follow up to 2010's enormously fruitful introduction collection, »Iconiclast« . Nine years prior, Scott Ian – guitarist and prime supporter of unbelievable whip metal outfit, Bacillus anthracis – took a gathering with the Joe Trohman (additionally a guitarist, and a fellow benefactor, of the band Drop OUT Kid). He and Scott hit it off, and began making tunes together. With the assistance of drummer Andy Hurley (Drop OUT Kid) and the disrespectful vocals of Keith Buckley (Each TIME I Kick the bucket), THE DAMNED THINGS were framed. The band has experienced changes since its commencement and now includes Dan Andriano of Soluble TRIO on bass.

THE DAMNED THINGS will discharge another collection, "High Violations", on April 26 by means of Atomic Impact. The supergroup contained individuals from Each TIME I Kick the bucket, Bacillus anthracis and Drop OUT Kid as of late affirmed the expansion of Antacid TRIO bassist Dan Andriano to its positions. He replaces Josh Newton (Each TIME I Kick the bucket), who hasn't been a piece of the band since it was reactivated three years back. Likewise gone from THE DAMNED THINGS is guitarist Loot Caggiano (VOLBEAT, Bacillus anthracis).

THE DAMNED THINGS guitarist Joe Trohman — who additionally plays in Drop OUT Kid — told Kerrang! magazine that the band was initially intending to discharge another EP "however then it came to the heart of the matter where we simply made an entire record. The more we put into it, the more we were, similar to, 'Alright, allows simply do this,'" he said. "I detest utilizing the terms 'naturally,' in light of the fact that it's an entirely crappy popular expression, yet it happened naturally. [Laughs]"

Trohman additionally talked about a portion of the individual tracks on "High Violations", saying: "I initially needed to open the record with this tune called 'Tempest Charmer' since it was actually moderate and unpropitious, which is presumably a terrible thought. [Laughs] I think I adore 'Cells' — that is one of my main tunes on the record. 'Cells', 'Sign' and 'Convey A Block' are a portion of my top picks.

"Truly, I've been sitting with the demos for about two years, regardless I haven't became ill of any of it," he proceeded. "I don't hear it out in a self-serving way. I'll hear them out and think, 'When am I going to abhor them?' And each time I hear them out, I truly like every one of these tunes. It's the first occasion when I've tuned in to a record and found there's not a great deal I would change. With making anything, I could change it always, however I think with this one, the attitude was simply: go in, compose these tunes, and when they're set, they're finished. Don't overthink anything. Ideally, by moving toward it in a 'How about we make them sound truly cool and not change them always' position, then they would be the rawest conceivable variant. I however the last record was unquestionably somewhat cocky underway, and I simply needed to pull back on that."

THE DAMNED THINGS as of late declared its initial two live shows in seven years. The band will perform at the 2019 version of the Welcome To Rockville celebration on May 4 in Jacksonville, Florida, and at the Focal point celebration on May 11 in Richmond Province, North Carolina.

THE DAMNED THINGS was framed 10 years prior, when Drop OUT Kid's Andy Hurley and Bacillus anthracis' Scott Ian began composing music together. The band played its first show two years after the fact and discharged its introduction collection, "Ironiclast", in December 2010. In the wake of playing out a couple of gigs together, the individuals took a rest and came back to their particular groups.

Notwithstanding Ian and Hurley, "Ironiclast" included Each TIME I Pass on frontman Keith Buckley, Trohman, Newton and Caggiano.

"Ironiclast" sold 6,200 duplicates in the primary seven day stretch of discharge and achieved the No. 1 spot on Board's Heatseekers outline.

A year ago, Ian said that the supergroup would have a follow-up to "Ironiclast" in transit sooner rather than later.

"We generally knew with THE DAMNED THINGS, it was continually going to be something that we would get the opportunity to do plans allowing, in light of the fact that we are all in amazingly bustling groups," he clarified.

THE DAMNED THINGS — what are they? For what reason would they say they are? These are questions Nobody ever inquires. But then, here we are…

9 small years prior, Scott Ian - guitarist, facial hair man and prime supporter of amazing whip metal outfit, Bacillus anthracis - took a gathering with the modest Joe Trohman (additionally a guitarist, and a fellow benefactor, of the band Drop OUT Kid). While Joe had no facial hair to talk about, he and Scott hit it off, and began making tunes together. Peculiar, correct? Indeed, they both love Flimsy LIZZY, and snappy, grimy shake 'n move music – and dang, they we're going to make a portion of that oily stuff!

Along these lines, with the assistance of Cross Fit fan/drummer Andy Hurley (Drop OUT Kid) and the erotic yet harshly contemptuous vocals of Keith Buckley (Each TIME I Pass on), THE DAMNED THINGS were framed.

Some other folks played other instruments too sooner or later — and that is all fine, IF THIS WERE A DANG BOOK! The only thing that is important is that Dan Andriano of Antacid TRIO is on bass at this point.