blink-182 just returned with its latest studio album, Nine. The album includes the previously released singles “Happy Days,” “Darkside,” “Blame It on My Youth,” and “Generational Divide.” This is the band’s first full-length since 2016’s California.
While Nine is actually the band’s eighth studio album, the title comes from the fact that the band counts their demo Buddha as their first album. Apart from the core band members, Ali Tamposi, watt, and Chris Greatti have songwriting credits. John Feldmann, The Futuristics, and Tim Pagnotta took on production duties.
“It’s very different to California,” Mark Hoppus told NME. “It’s a lot more aggressive. It’s darker in theme and tone. If you like California to Enema Of The State then this album is more like the untitled record where we are trying to experiment more: trying to experiment more, trying different sounds, and trying to expand upon what people think blink-182 is.”
1. “The First Time”
2. “Happy Days”
3. “Heaven”
4. “Darkside”
5. “Blame It on My Youth”
6. “Generational Divide”
7. “Run Away”
8. “Black Rain”
9. “I Really Wish I Hated You”
10. “Pin the Grenade”
11. “No Heart to Speak Of”
12. “Ransom”
13. “On Some Emo Shit”
14. “Hungover You”
15. “Remember to Forget Me”
