Sweden’s the Hives have released their first song in four years, “I’m Alive.” You can listen to the track, which will be made available as a limited edition double A-side vinyl seven-inch June 28 via Third Man Records, above.
“I'm Alive," was produced by Dave Sardy and recorded in Los Angeles. According to Hives frontman Pelle Almqvist, "'I'm Alive' is a song about crawling up from under a rock and obliterating all resistance that sounds like crawling up from under a rock and obliterating all resistance because it is a band crawling up from under a rock and obliterating all resistance. Use it in your own life to help you obliterate your own resistance!"
“I’m Alive“ is the Hives’ first new music since 2015’s stand-alone single, "Blood Red Moon.”
The band begins a North American tour with Refused on May 18 at Philadelphia’s Franklin Music Hall.
For more information or to purchase tickets, head here.
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