The Interrupters’ Release Vibrant Survival Anthem
“Anything Was Better”
From The Interrupters’ Forthcoming Full-Length
In The Wild, Dropping August 5
Los Angeles four-piece, The Interrupters, have released their energized new single ‘Anything Was Better.’ The track marks the second single pulled from the group’s eagerly-anticipated fourth album, In The Wild, set to drop on August 5 via Hellcat/Epitaph Records. While the 14-track opus reflects a story of survival and resilience from the band, the album’s opening track ‘Anything Was Better’ effortlessly sets the tone across In The Wild and offers a personal account of lead vocalist Aimee Interrupter’s strength despite her struggles.
Listen to “Anything Was Better” HERE
“This song is the story of my escape from not necessarily a location but from the pain and trauma of my upbringing,” Aimee Interrupter shares. “It’s also a story of hope and seeking refuge in the unknown. I said goodbye to everyone and everything I ever knew because in my mind anything was better than where I was from.”
After supporting Green Day, Weezer, and Fall Out Boy on the Hella Mega Tour, one of the biggest rock n’ roll tours of 2021, The Interrupters (comprised of Aimee Interrupter, partner and guitarist Kevin Bivona, and his younger twin brothers, Jesse/drums and Justin/bass) will return to the road this summer with Flogging Molly.
Fans who pre-order In The Wild in digital format will instantly receive ‘Anything Was Better.’ In The Wild is the follow-up to 2018’s Fight the Good Fight, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Albums chart. The album contained the smash hit ‘She’s Kerosene,’ which entered the top five of Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart and has amassed over 50 million combined global streams to date. The band’s current single, ‘In The Mirror,’ is at #22 on the alternative radio charts and was just added to the band’s hometown radio station, KROQ, in Los Angeles.
