At that same rally, police officers attempted to escort Casablancas off the stage while he performed their live-show staple “New York City Cops.” Oh, makin’ bad decisions Oh, makin’ bad decisions Making bad decisions with you Oh, makin’ bad decisions Uh-oh, makin’ bad decisions I’m makin’ bad decisions with you Pick up your gun Put up those gloves Save us from harm Safe or alone
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“Bad Decisions” was first premiered live at a Bernie Sanders rally in New Hampshire, with the full song and music video arriving a week later. The Strokes’ sixth album ‘The New Abnormal’ is out April 10 via Cult / RCA Records
I hang on everything you say I wanna write down every word Do me a favor when you come through When I look around, don’t wanna see you – “ Bad Decisions,” The StrokesĬasablancas’ lines on “Bad Decisions” feel reminiscent of those on their very first record, 2001’s Is This It?, with themes of an almost hedonistic relationship present once again as he repeats how he’s “ making bad decisions” in the chorus. However, that is not the case on this song in the slightest. While he has an incredibly recognizable voice, sometimes the words he sings become harder to recognize.
The other great component to “Bad Decisions” is Julian Casablancas’ vocals on the track. If it sounds oddly familiar upon first listen, that’s because the group interpolated Billy Idol’s “Dancing with Myself” on the song as well. The track’s instrumentation is an exciting mixture of thumping drums and feverish indie rock guitars that shows the band are here for a good time and a long time. Released this week, their latest single “ Bad Decisions” is not only an incredibly on-brand title for a Strokes song, but also something of a clever deception: The truth is, the only bad decision is not listening to it. I’m sitting with you Moscow, 1972 Always singin’ in my sleep I will leave it in my dreams Oh, makin’ bad decisions Oh, makin’ bad decisions Making bad decisions for you
Bad Decisions – The Strokes Dropped down the lights They’re a band that needs no explanation anymore, but if you don’t know who they are, we’re here to catch you up.Ĭonsisting of vocalist Julian Casablancas, guitarists Nick Valensi and Albert Hammond Jr., bassist Nikolai Fraiture, and drummer Fabrizio Moretti, The Strokes are the godfather group that led both the Alt-Rock Revival and the revitalization of New York’s music scene on the Lower East Side at the turn of the century. Unless you were just recently born or you happened to be living under a musical rock for the past twenty-something years, you’ve likely heard of The Strokes. Pre-order it here.That’s right, the boys are back! The Strokes continue to usher in a new decade with their song “Bad Decisions,” a great choice and the latest single ahead of their upcoming sixth album, ‘The New Abnormal’. Casablancas called the presidential candidate “a dedicated, diligent, & trustworthy patriot,” and “the only truly non-corporate candidate.” You know what? I don’t know what I say generally, and I ramble a lot, but I love you guys, and it’s a real honor to share the stage and this night with you guys.”īoth singles follow the band’s performance at a Bernie Sanders rally in New Hampshire earlier this month. If you really love someone, you’ll be frozen with them. And now we’ve been unfrozen and we’re back. At a New Year’s Eve show in December, Julian Casablancas said, “The 2010s, whatever the f*ck they’re called, we took ’em off. The Strokes are planning on having a big year. Now, the group is back with a video for another new track, “Bad Decision.” The song has a more traditional Strokes sound than “At The Door,” but the video is where the abnormal comes in: The ’70s-style clip is presented as a long commercial for buttons that produce clones of the band (very much like a Meeseeks Box from Rick And Morty). They previously announced that The New Abnormal is set to drop in April and shared the album’s lead single, “At The Door.” Julian Casablancas and his cohorts are set to change that his year, though. The Strokes last released a full-length album in 2013.
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