Track expected to appear on band’s forthcoming album
tackle aging and time with impressive brevity on their new song, “Generational Divide,” which clocks in at just 50 seconds. The track arrives with a video, directed by Kevin Kerslake, in which the band performs the song in a small room plastered with concert fliers.
“Generational Divide” is a burst driving guitars and hardcore drums, with Mark Hoppus and Matt Skiba teaming for some quintessential early-2000s emo cascading vocals. “Is it better, is it better now?/Are we better now, are we better now?” Hoppus sings before Skiba piles on, “All we needed was needed was a life line/We swore we’d be better than the last time/Donate, tell me that you’re alright/I’m not the generational divide.
“Generational Divide” is set to appear on Blink-182’s next record, though neither a release date nor title have been announced. In May, the band shared another new song,
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