This isn’t a drill! Fall Out Boy have lastly returned to “save rock and roll” as soon as once more with their newest single, “Love From the Different Facet,” the primary new music from the beloved pop-punk titans since 2019. Moreover, the band have introduced their long-awaited eighth studio album, So A lot (For) Stardust (due out March 24 by way of Fueled By Ramen/Elektra), which follows 2018’s extra experimental launch, MANIA.
After months of hypothesis, teasers, and subliminal messaging, “Love From the Different Facet” units the stage for the following period of Fall Out Boy. With the brand new single, the band hark again to the anthemic rock territory heard on the now-classic albums Infinity on Excessive and Folie à Deux, albeit with a extra trendy and heavy guitar-driven sound. “Love From the Different Facet” reveals Fall Out Boy making up for misplaced time with razor-sharp hooks, ingenious guitars, well timed lyrics, and, in fact, the otherworldly vocal prowess of frontman and guitarist Patrick Stump.
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A lot has modified on the earth because the final time Fall Out Boy launched new music, whether or not it’s the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, political transitions, or the continued menace of local weather change. With “Love From the Different Facet,” the band try to make sense of the quickly altering social panorama with lyrics that seize the worry and uncertainty of contemporary life. Within the music’s refrain, Stump straight states “And I’ve nearly snapped/Don’t look again/Each lover’s acquired a little bit dagger of their hand.”
Watch the video for “Love From the Different Facet,” in addition to the duvet artwork for So A lot (For) Stardust, beneath.
