Fake Names (Refused, Bad Religion) Embrace Jangle Pop on “If You Could See Me Today”: Stream

Punk supergroup Fake Names, consisting of members from Refused, Bad Religion, and other bands, have released a new single titled "If You Could See Me Today." This track, set to appear on their forthcoming album Punk Ruins, is scheduled for release on October 23rd. The song showcases an earthy mid-tempo rock sound, with jangle pop guitars and soulful vocals that weave together to create something reminiscent of Motown filtered through the lens of Big Star.

Fake Names' lead single, "Until It’s Normal," was recently named as the Heavy Song of the Week by the outlet. The band is set to embark on a UK/European tour later this month, followed by a seven-date stint in the United States starting in mid-February. For those interested in attending these shows, tickets can be purchased through the provided link.

The lineup of Fake Names includes Brian Baker, who has been a part of Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, and Bad Religion, Dennis Lyxzén, a member of Refused and INVSN, Michael Hampton, known for his work with S.O.A., Embrace, and The Faith, Johnny Temple, who has collaborated with Girls Against Boys and Soulside, and new addition to the band, Mario Rubalcaba, a drummer for Rocket From The Crypt and Off!. Fans can watch the lyric video for "If You Could See Me Today" below to get a glimpse of the band's new sound.