Back in April of this year Spineshank vocalist Jonny Santos revealed the band had wrapped up their comeback single. However, with their reunion tour now in full swing, that song has yet to emerge from the group. Original plans had that track arriving in May/June, however, as we now collectively chug along into September, there’s been no sign of it.
In a new interview conducted with Discoveringbands By Michael Nagy, it would seem that those release plans have changed substantially. According to drummer Tommy Decker, the current plan is to have their first new music since 2012 now arriving in 2026. Decker stated of the matter:
“There’s some stuff [in the works]. There’s some stuff. It might be a little while [before it’s released]. We’ve gotta get this guy and this guy on it, so Tommy Junior and Hager, the new additions to the band. So we got a few songs. We’ll see what happens. [It will arrive] probably sometime next year.”
When asked where the songs are heading, Santos replied:
“It’s more Spineshank. We like to have the heaviness. We like to have the melody. Everyone wants the electronics. So it’s just Spineshank 13 years later. It’s always gonna be heavy. It’s always gonna be a nice hook and there’s always gonna be electronics. So it’s who we are.”
Spineshank have been out celebrating 25 years of their sophomore album “The Height Of Callousness” on the road this year, with touring continuing on across the coming months.
With The Union Underground (celebrating 25 years of “…An Education In Rebellion“), Julien-K and Carbonstone:
09/11 Scranton, PA – The Ritz Theater
09/12 Reading, PA – Reverb
09/13 Rochester, NY – Montage Music Hall
09/14 Norwalk, CT – District Music Hall
09/16 Norfolk, VA – The Norva
09/18 Leesburg, VA – Tally Ho Theater
09/20 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life
09/21 Bloomington, IL – Castle Theater
09/23 Sioux Falls, SD – Big’s Bar
09/26 Wichita, KS – Wave
09/27 Oklahoma City, OK – 89th Street (no The Union Underground)
Spineshank:
10/05 Sacramento, CA – Aftershock
With Drowning Pool & (hed)p.e.:
11/06 Manchester, UK – Academy 2
11/07 Northampton, UK – Roadmender
11/08 Norwich, UK – The LCR
11/09 Newcastle, UK – Boiler Shop
11/10 Glasgow, UK – The Garage
11/12 Belfast, IRE – Limelight
11/13 Dublin, IRE – Academy
11/14 Bradford, UK – Nightrain
11/15 Wolverhampton, UK – KK’s Steel Mill
11/14 Bristol, UK – SWX
11/16 Torquay, UK – The Foundry
11/19 Nottingham, UK – Rock City
11/20 London, UK – O2 Academy Islington
11/21 Margate, UK – Dreamland
11/22 Brighton, UK – Chalk
11/23 Southampton, UK – The 1865
[via Blabbermouth.net]
