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Militarie Gun have released a deluxe reissue of their album "God Save the Gun," adding three new tracks ahead of the band's North American tour dates in September. The expanded edition arrived on 7 August via Loma Vista and features a collaboration with Marisa Dabice of Mannequin Pussy on the track "World's Always Burning."
Frontman Ian Shelton said the additional songs marked a shift away from the introspective focus of the original record, describing them as capturing the feeling of re-engaging with the wider world. The other new tracks are "3 AM" and "I've Said Too Much," the latter featuring Dazy. The Los Angeles punk band, currently touring Europe, will bring their "20 Songs for 20 Dollars" tour to North America, offering 20-song sets for a $20 ticket price.
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In short
- Militarie Gun released a deluxe edition of "God Save the Gun" with three new songs
- New track "World's Always Burning" features Mannequin Pussy's Marisa Dabice
- Band's North American tour offers 20-song sets for $20
How this story developed
- 4 months ago Militarie Gun have announced a deluxe reissue of their 2024 album "God Save the Gun," adding three new tracks ahead of their North American tour dates in September.
- 4 months ago Militarie Gun have released a deluxe reissue of their album "God Save the Gun," adding three new tracks ahead of the band's North American tour dates in September.
Explained simply
Militarie Gun are a Los Angeles punk band whose 2024 album, "God Save the Gun," is being reissued in a deluxe edition on 7 August via Loma Vista Recordings. The reissue adds three previously unreleased tracks to the original record, one of which features Marisa Dabice, the frontwoman of fellow punk band Mannequin Pussy, as a guest vocalist.
Ian Shelton is the band's frontman and has spoken about how these new songs mark a change in tone, moving from the introspective feel of the original album towards material that engages more with the outside world. The other two additional tracks feature contributions from Dazy, another musician in the same scene.
The announcement comes as Militarie Gun tour Europe, ahead of a North American run in September called "20 Songs for 20 Dollars," which offers long setlists at a low ticket price.
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