Walter Schreifels: Last News

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Rival Schools have announced a deluxe reissue of debut album ‘United By Fate’ and shared an acoustic version of ‘Holding Sand’ – check it out below.Originally released in August 2001, the deluxe anniversary edition of ‘United By Fate’ will feature the original 13 songs remastered for vinyl alongside every official ‘United By Fate’ B-side, all of Rival Schools’ tracks from their split with Onelinedrawing (never before released on vinyl), and an acoustic take on ‘Holding Sand’, which can be heard below.A collector’s edition of the reissue is also being released, with the deluxe record coming alongside a hardcover 64-page book that includes handwritten lyrics and never-before-seen photos from the post-hardcore band’s personal archives.The ‘United By Fate’ reissue is set for digital release on October 28 while the deluxe and collector’s editions are coming November 25 for Record Store Day, via Run For Cover Records.The ‘United By Fate: Deluxe Edition’ tracklist is as follows:01. ‘Travel By Telephone’02. ‘Everything Has Its Point’03. ‘High Acetate’04. ‘Undercovers On’05. ‘Good Things’06. ‘Used For Glue’07. ‘World Invitational’08. ‘The Switch’09. ‘Holding Sand’10. ‘My Echo’11. ‘Favourite Star’12. ‘So Down On’13. ‘Hooligans For Life’14. ‘The Sweet’15. ‘Get Centered’16. ‘Grunge Model’17. ‘Accept The Compliment’18. ‘On Vacations’19. ‘Green Is Good’20. ‘Take One For The Team’21. ‘Where I’m From’22. ‘Contraire’23. ‘Holding Sand (Acoustic)’Originally a solo project for Quicksand member Walter Schreifels, Rival Schools went on to become an influential part of the post-hardcore scene of the early noughties.

Quicksand have hailed Turnstile as a band they feel a “kinship” with, while also revealing the political themes of new album ‘Distant Populations’ and the “romance” of their past break-up.The New York band’s first two albums (1993’s ‘Slip’ and 1995’s ‘Manic Compression’) were seminal in establishing the post-hardcore scene, alongside work by the likes of Fugazi, Refused and At The Drive In. Around that time, the trio supported The Offspring across America and Europe just as the Cali punks’ thid album ‘Smash’ became a global hit.

here.Following on from 2017’s ‘Interiors’ – Quicksand’s first studio effort in 22 years – the forthcoming collection was recorded at Studio 4 Recording in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania alongside producer/engineer Will Yip.Accompanying today’s album news is the group’s new single ‘Missile Command’, which arrives with an animated official video – watch below. Emerging from a live jam session, it comes after the release of the song ‘Inversion’ in April.“It really kind of focuses on Sergio’s [Vega, bassist] whole motif in a very simple way,” explained frontman Walter Schreifels of the latest release.“He and Alan [Cage, drummer] just have this really kind of trademark groove, and I think that really sings on this one to me.

The stars have teamed up for a charity cover of the band's 'I Believe In Miracles'