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 Joyce Manor Return With 40 oz. to Fresno

Posted by Aaron H on April 7, 2022

Joyce Manor Return With 40 oz. to Fresno
Photo Credit: Dan Monick

Joyce Manor have announced their 6th studio album, 40 oz. to Fresno. The record will release on June 10th via Epitaph Records. The band brought back Cody-producer, Rob Schnapf, and tapped Motion City Soundtrack's, Tony Thaxton to fill in on drums. Lead vocalist, Barry Johnson, comments on the album:

This album makes me think of our early tours, drinking a 40 in the van on a night drive blasting Guided By Voices and smoking cigarettes the whole way to Fresno.

You can check out the video below for the lead single, "Gotta Let It Go."

40 oz. To Fresno Track Listing
Souvenir
NBTSA
Reason To Believe
You’re Not Famous Anymore
Don’t Try
Gotta Let It Go
Dance With Me
Did You Ever Know
Secret Sisters

 

Joyce Manor Return With 40 oz. to Fresno
Photo Credit: Dan Monick

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