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The Linda Lindas have shared new "ripper" 'No Obligation', the title-track from their second album
The song sets the tone for the punk band's second album, due out in October.
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"Racist, Sexist Boy (Live at LA Public Library)" is a single by The Linda Lindas, from the album Racist, Sexist Boy (Live at LA Public Library) - Single, released 20th May 2021. The track is 2:06 long. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 13 articles about The Linda Lindas.
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READ MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASREAD MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASREAD MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASREAD MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASREAD MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASREAD MORE ABOUT THE LINDA LINDASThe song sets the tone for the punk band's second album, due out in October.
The punk band's new album is out in October.
The upcoming album follows their 2022 debut 'Growing Up'.
With a bunch of buzzy contributors from Paramore to girl in red to Blondshell, brand new compilation ‘Everyone’s Getting Involved: A Tribute to Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense’ is a celebration of one of the best and most influential albums of all time.
They've more new music on the way this year, too.
The festive track was released today, November 14th, via Epitaph Records.
Breaking through with an unexpected viral video filmed in a library, there’s so much more to The Linda Lindas. As their debut album drops, they might be the future of punk, but they’re ready for the here and now.
The foursome are coming over in June in support of their debut album.
The quartet performed 'Oh!', taken from their recently released debut album 'Growing Up', which arrived via Epitaph last month.
They might have found viral fame with an impossibly brilliant bash at racist, sexist boys in a library, but there’s so much more to teen punks The Linda Lindas than that.
The teen punks have dropped their first full-length.
The track is taken from their debut album 'Growing Up', and comes alongside a Ryan Baxley-directed video in tribute to classic Twilight Zone episode Living Doll.
The record's set for release digitally on 8th April, and physically a couple of months later.
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