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"Warrior Spirit" brings synths into The Interrupters' new chapter

Kevin Bivona and Tim Armstrong produced the single, with additional drums and co-production from Travis Barker.

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The Interrupters - "Warrior Spirit"

Kevin Bivona's credits stretch well beyond guitar on "Warrior Spirit": Hammond organ, piano, synth and programming all have his name beside them. That expanded palette is also the talking point beneath The Interrupters' new music video, where viewers are discussing electronic textures, a poppier direction and how the track sits alongside the band's familiar ska-punk sound.

The Ryan Baxley-directed video was the centerpiece of three uploads, accompanied by a release-date teaser and a short announcement. The full video has reached about 138,000 views and is drawing by far the largest daily audience on the channel. Aimee Interrupter handles lead vocals, with Kevin, Justin and Jesse Bivona supplying guitar, bass and drums. The credits also include a brass section, so the synthesizers haven't arrived alone.

For listeners wondering about the punk connections, the personnel offer plenty: Rancid's Tim Armstrong shares production duties and adds guitar, while blink-182's Travis Barker contributes drums and percussion. Bad Religion's Brett Gurewitz supplies additional production. The discussion isn't simply about those names, though. Some viewers ask for a rawer ska direction; others describe needing a second listen or being curious about further experiments.

The channel added around a thousand subscribers over seven days. Among nearby band channels, Parkway Drive and Bad Religion had substantially larger viewing weeks, while The Interrupters had the third-largest weekly view gain in the group.

Away from the new single, the full Long Beach Warped Tour set remains an active stop on the channel. Its closing stretch runs from "Take Back the Power" into "She's Kerosene," offering a live counterpart to the new studio direction.

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What viewers say

I've never heard an interrupters song I didn't like. This one, took a second play for me to fully embrace it but it's still a keeper all the way
@UncupervisedSee it on YouTube
I'm pretty new to the band, but I really dig this track! It definitely has a poppier vibe, but major respect to them for staying authentic and doing their own thing instead of just playing it safe.
@christianglasener6427See it on YouTube
They’re finally back!! 🙌🏽
I honestly wasn’t expecting this genre of music, but it’s not bad to experiment. I’m curious to see what other songs of the album brings.
@RamenRamRodSee it on YouTube

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I really like how this sounds
@jaybass369See it on YouTube
New interrupters songs always a treat, we got tickets for the Jera festival and so happy to see them live again 🎉🥳🥳
@culinairmetrutgerSee it on YouTube
Rad song! I dig it!
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