Refused Announce New Album War Music

Swedish post-hardcore innovators Refused have announced details of their forthcoming fifth album War Music.The follow-up to 2015’s comeback album Freedom will be released on October 18 via new record label Spinefarm/Search And Destroy.The first single, Blood Red, will be released next week on August 2, which is said to be “a straight forward declaration of the band’s unwavering political and musical philosophy.”Along with today’s announcement, Refused have issued a statement about the state of the world in 2019 that ties into the upcoming single.“In the present moment, we who believe in the equal distribution of wealth in an egalitarian, ecological direct democracy, we who use gender-neutral pronouns and words like solidarity, moral responsibilit...

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