RISE AGAINST RELEASES NEW ALBUM TUCK FRUMP | Weekly Broadcast
For the Weekly Broadcast of November 6th, we dive into Rise Against as Rise Against releases new album Tuck Frump, Pokemon Sword and Shield’s worst additions, and A Day to Remember renaming their new album.
RISE AGAINST RELEASES NEW ALBUM TUCK FRUMP
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Rise Against Announces New Album TUCK FRUMP
Rise Against, just days before the election, chose a highly impactful moment to announce this album. Rise Against is an outspoken, politically driven punk rock band. Their messages are usually liberal in nature. They are antiwar and have spoken out against the Bush and Trump administrations. Continuing this ideology, they announced their newest album. Titled “TUCK FRUMP,” it’s pretty clear what the message is behind this one. Frontman Tim McIlrath has been hinting at new music in the works, and now we finally get a taste.
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Pokemon Sword And Shield: Crown Tundra’s Worst New Additions
Countless amounts of new Pokemon were added to the Crown Tundra expansion, but some of them should have remained extinct. Fans were initially upset after the removal of nearly 600 beloved Pokemon. Unfortunately Game Freak added plenty of Pokemon back, but maybe they didn’t have the best judgement. This is the Pokemon Sword and Shield: Crown Tundra’s worst new additions.
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A Day To Remember “You’re Welcome” Album Renamed “We’re Sorry”
A Day To Remember haven’t had much to say about their upcoming album “You’re Welcome”, but now an announcement has finally been made. A Day To Remember is changing the album name. “You’re Welcome” will now be called “We’re Sorry”. The name is likely a reference to the album having a whole year worth of delays. Originally slated for November 15th 2019, the album still has no confirmed release date. The band has yet to apologize for the delays, so they figured they could just put it in the album’s title. The move makes sense. Every fan now will have an apology directly on in front of them.
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