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A day after revealing that their upcoming tour is their final, Porno for Pyros launched “Agua,” their first new music in 26 years. That includes the band’s unique lineup of singer Perry Farrell, drummer Stephen Perkins, bassit Martyn LeNoble and guitarist Peter DiStefano, “Agua” was impressed by Porno for Pyros’ shut encounters with dolphins on their globe-trotting browsing journeys of the ‘90s. The music was initially written throughout the periods for 1996’s Good God’s Urge, which stands because the band’s final full-length. The band final launched music in 1997 with “Arduous Charger,” which was included on the soundtrack to the Howard Stern biopic Non-public Elements.
At the side of the discharge, the band is teaming up with the Surfrider Basis to guard the ocean and coasts for future generations.
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“The individuals who stay right here on the West Coast have a wonderful love and keenness for the Pacific Ocean,” Farrell says. “The ocean doesn’t look proper, doesn’t really feel proper, doesn’t surf proper. You go and swim in it, and also you get the creeps. The sunsets are completely different. We’re actually, actually screwing it up. We’ve to do one thing about it. I wished to carry consideration to it by means of the very best megaphone that I do know, which is music.”
Porno for Pyros’ farewell tour kicks off on Feb. 13 in Santa Ana, Ca. It concludes with a date at Montclair, N.J.’s Wellmont Theater. On Monday, the band announced that LeNoble gained’t be becoming a member of them on the street. LeNoble’s substitute on bass has not been revealed. When he left the band in the mid-’90s, Mike Watt took his place.
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