Bartees Strange "Live Forever" Color:White Bone & Black Swirl Believe debuted at #1 on

Believe debuted at #1 on the US Billboard 200

and Matt Rubano (Taking Back Sunday) (bass)

"Drug Train" was left off the album because Alex Chilton thought it didn't fit in

The result is a more vintage sound

an boisterous collection of hyper-energetic songs rendered in a rush of patriotic frenzy

Bartees Strange "Live Forever" Color:White Bone & Black Swirl Believe debuted at #1 onComing off the heels of his highly praised EP Say Goodbye to Pretty Boy an eclectic collection of reimagined versions from The Nationals catalogue, released via Brassland, D. C. based musician Bartees Strange sets to break new ground with his debut LP Live Forever via Producer Will Yips Memory Music label in 2020. Strange grew up in Mustang, Oklahoma, an overwhelmingly white and racist sundown town on the outskirts of Oklahoma City. In Mustang, he