Stooges legend gets assist from Duff McKagan, Chad Smith, and Andrew Watt on new song
Iggy Pop works himself into a “Frenzy” and reignites some of his proto-punk fire on the singer’s new single.
Assisting Pop on the rock salvo is a pair of rock legends — Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith — as well as guitarist and producer Andrew Watt; “Frenzy” was released via the new partnership between Atlantic Records and Watt’s new Gold Tooth label.
“Frenzy” marks a left turn back toward the Godfather of Punk’s roots, as the single hues closer to his Stooges and early solo output than his jazzy 2019 LP Free.
“Being stalked by a socio is a great way to fire up the blood,” Pop added of the track without further explanation.
Pop — the recipient of the 2022 Polar Music Prize —recently contributed a cover of Leonard Cohen’s posthumous classic “You Want It Darker” to a tribute album for that singer, as well as delivered spoken word for a Danny Elfman remix album.
From Rolling Stone US.
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