Tony Wolski: Last News

The Armed frontman Tony Wolski has reflected on the group’s decision to remain anonymous for so long.The Detroit collective’s secrecy surrounding their identities has been a significant part of their artistry, to the extent that they had even sent actors to masquerade as them in interviews.However, in the run-up to their upcoming album ‘Perfect Saviors’, which is out tomorrow (August 25), the group has confirmed a full list of contributors to the album for the first time.When asked why they have slowly revealed their real identities to the world for the first time, Wolski told NME that the group “never really anticipated” a time where their anonymity would be such a focus. He himself had used the alias Adam Vallely, after one of their fans.“Art changes, just like society, or standards of language,” said Wolski.

The Armed have released a zany, synth-laden new single, ‘Liar 2’.The track is the latest to be taken from the band’s forthcoming album ‘Perfect Saviors’, due for release on August 25 via Sargent House. The US collective have previously released the singles ‘Everything’s Glitter’ and ‘Sport Of Form’, the latter of which features Julien Baker.“We tend to be drawn to juxtaposition and trying to make disparate things fit in new ways to discover some novel aesthetic resonance or emotional response.

Later this month The Armed will release Perfect Saviors, the new album that inspired a recent must-read FADER cover story. The super jacked hardcore band has already released "Sport of Form" and "Everything's Glitter" from the record.

The Armed have shared a brand new song and video – watch ‘Everything’s Glitter’ below.The track is the second preview of the band’s forthcoming album ‘Perfect Saviors’. Set for release on August 25 via Sargent House, the album features Julien Baker and more, while Iggy Pop appears as God in the video for first single ‘Sport Of Form’.Of ‘Everything’s Glitter, vocalist and co-producer Tony Wolski said: “This track uses Bowie’s famed first US appearance in 1971 for a 3-week press tour as a framing device to consider the razor’s edge between icon and clown.“It’s funny how any genius must ultimately be willing to look like a complete fool.

The Armed have shared a video for their latest single, "Everything’s Glitter." The song will appear on the band's forthcoming album Perfect Saviors, due out on August 25, and is accompanied by a video in which their live skills are on full display and captured in pastel colors. "This track uses Bowie’s famed first US appearance in 1971 for a 3-week press tour as a framing device to consider the razor’s edge between icon and clown," the band's Tony Wolski says in a statement.