Dropkick Murphys have shared a new single, Sirens.
The first tease of a new album from the Boston band coming in 2025, the song addresses growing divides in American society, with frontman Ken Casey calling out those who would seek to profit from driving wedges between races, cultures and communities.
Casey states: “For nearly a decade, the division between red and blue, right and left, has grown deeper, darker and uglier - dividing families, and ending friendships. Nobody enjoys this more than the billionaires, who are making record profits off the blood, sweat, and tears of the working class. They love it when we fight amongst ourselves, because their biggest fear is us joining together to come after them…THE REAL ENEMY.”
Watch the Travis Schneider-directed video for Sirens, with its loving tip of the hat to Bob Dylan's iconic promo for Subterranean Homesick Blues, below:
