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DS News: Dave Hause announces new album “Drive It Like It’s Stolen”, premieres first single “Hazard Lights”

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The Loved Ones frontman Dave Hause has announced his new solo album Drive It Like It’s Stolen will be released on April 28th through Blood Harmony Records. Listen to the first single “Hazard Lights” below and pre-order the record here.

This will be Hause’s sixth solo LP, following 2021’s Blood Harmony. The Philly singer/songwriter says he’s going for a “post-apocalyptic Americana” feel on this album.

Drive It Like It’s Stolen tracklist:

  1. Cheap Seats (New Years Day, NYC, 2042)
  2. Pedal Down
  3. Damn Personal
  4. Low
  5. chainsaweyes
  6. Hazard Lights
  7. Drive It Like It’s Stolen
  8. lashingout
  9. Tarnish
  10. The Vulture
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