It seems as though the dead have finally awoken, probably to the continuous droning of thousand of fans worldwide, wailing for the release of a long awaited Strokes (fourth) album. The band has taken a five year hiatus since the release of 2006's "First Impressions of Earth," with guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. and vocalist Julian Casablancas both pursuing somewhat successful solo projects, among other things... AKA, recovering from alcohol and drug addiction, dating famous models, and welcoming children into the world.
However, on Wednesday January 5th bassist Nikolai Fraiture announced on BBC radio that despite weirdness in the studio, the album should be released "in March" (yes, this should sound warily familiar.) All we can do is cross our fingers and pray that our very talented and missed friends check their ego's at the door and deliver the public something even remotely as good as 2003's "Room on Fire"
AMEN
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