Foo Fighters, the American rock band formed in 1994, have announced their comeback after a long hiatus. The band shared their new single, “Rescued,” along with news of their eleventh studio album, “But Here We Are,” which will be released in June (Vulture, NME, Blabbermouth).
The band’s new album announcement comes as a surprise to fans, as they have been silent since the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins in March 2022 (Variety, Billboard). Foo Fighters’ music has always been known for being loud, fast-paced and anthemic, and “Rescued” is no exception. The song is a powerful tribute to their drummer, with lyrics that reflect on the feelings of loss and hope.
According to Alternative Press Magazine, Foo Fighters’ return with “Rescued” is epic, and fans couldn’t be more excited. The lyrics are passionate and driven, perhaps even more so than the band’s early work. The song features Dave Grohl’s signature growls and powerful guitar riffs, and it has a strong and catchy chorus that fans will be singing along to in no time.
Foo Fighters’ fans have been eagerly waiting for their comeback, as the band has been relatively quiet over the past few years. However, with the release of “Rescued,” fans can rest easy and prepare for the arrival of “But Here We Are” in the coming months.
Foo Fighters’ new album is set to be “brutally honest” and will surely contain songs that will get fans singing along at the top of their lungs (Billboard). The band has always had a knack for crafting anthemic tunes that connect with their fans on a deeper level, and their upcoming album will be no exception.
In a year marked by personal loss and tragedy, Foo Fighters’ return with “Rescued” is a hopeful sign that brighter days may be on the horizon. Their new single is a testament to the power of music to connect us all, and to offer a glimmer of hope in times of darkness. Fans eagerly anticipate the arrival of “But Here We Are” and the chance to experience Foo Fighters’ latest musical journey.
