Foo Fighters have returned with “Right now’s Music,” their first new music in almost two years. It follows the band’s 2023 full-length, However Right here We Are—their first album with out the late drummer Taylor Hawkins—and the newly shared cowl of Minor Menace’s “I Don’t Wanna Hear It.” Take heed to Foo Fighters’ new single under.
Foo Fighters parted methods with Josh Freese, who took over on drums following Hawkins’ loss of life, again in Could of this yr—a lot to his confusion. A press launch for “Right now’s Music” doesn’t specify who’s enjoying drums on the brand new single. It does, nonetheless, specify that the Foo Fighters lineup has in any other case remained unchanged, with Grohl on lead vocals and guitar, Nate Mendel on bass, Pat Smear on guitar, Chris Shiflett on guitar and backing vocals, and Rami Jaffee on keyboards.
In an announcement shared on-line, Dave Grohl wrote, “It ought to go with out saying that with out the boundless power of William Goldsmith, the seasoned knowledge of Franz Stahl, and the thunderous wizardry of Josh Freese, this story can be incomplete, so we prolong our heartfelt gratitude for the time, music, and recollections that we shared with every of them through the years. Thanks, gents.”
“And… Taylor,” Grohl continued. “Your identify is spoken daily, typically with tears, typically with a smile, however you might be nonetheless in every part we do, all over the place we go, eternally. The enormity of your stunning soul is barely rivaled by the infinite longing we really feel in your absence. All of us miss you past phrases. Foo Fighters will eternally embody Taylor Hawkins in each be aware that we play, till we do lastly attain our vacation spot.”
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