The War on Drugs release new single after four-year hiatus
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The War On Drugs have released 'Who's That,' marking their re-entry into recording after a significant hiatus. The track arrives accompanied by a music video directed by Max Flick that follows frontman Adam Granduciel on a nocturnal walk through Burbank, California, providing a visual accompaniment to the band's long-awaited comeback.
Granduciel wrote and produced the single at his Southern California studio, crafting a piece that confronts themes of depression and emotional turmoil. The song's lyrical focus on mental health struggles offers an intimate perspective on the creative mindset driving the band's return, signalling a more introspective direction for the acclaimed US rock outfit.
- The War On Drugs unveil 'Who's That' after years away from recording, their first new single in approximately four to five years
- Max Flick directs the accompanying music video, which captures frontman Adam Granduciel on a late-night walk through Burbank, LA
- The track explores depression and emotional imbalance, written and produced by Granduciel at his Southern California studio
Coverage
- NME — The War On Drugs return with rousing ‘Who’s That’ – their first new single in five years
- Consequence — The War on Drugs Return with “Who’s That,” First New Studio Recording in Four Years: Stream