Blink-182‘s “ONE MORE TIME…” Album Download MP3 ZIP Files
One More Time… – the new album by scene elders Blink-182 – arrives at a moment when stock in the genre is at an all-time high, rising from an underdog insurgence on the alternative rock (and pop) charts into a steady dividend-earning period of blue chip imperialism.
Look at the behemoth arena tours of the band's younger siblings in Paramore and My Chemical Romance, the corporate cash cow of Live Nation's Blink-headlined When We Were Young festival (taking place over this weekend), and the way our newest pop stars are wearing turn-of-the-century punk signifiers like retro fashion statements.
Older millennials are either passing their childhood taste to their kids, or those kids are simply tracing their way back to their current icons' influences – from Willow to Avril Lavigne, Lil Uzi Vert to Hayley Williams, and Machine Gun Kelly to Travis Barker (something of a sage for aspiring mall punks in the last several years).
This entrenched permeation of early aughts rock has turned the once-yearning spirit of pop-punk (and its adjacent offshoots) into something universally recognizable but less individually inspiring. We are saturated by nostalgic facsimiles of our past, such that the authors of the originals can barely break through the noise anymore.
Bands approaching legacy status must lean on what they've left behind, recapturing a market they once owned primarily through represses and anniversary tours. It's the passage of time's crystallization of the canon. The fear for any aging commercial outfit is that their past work will outlive and outrun them.
It is into this cultural domination of the music they initially helped bring to the masses that Blink returned with their ninth studio album, the first recorded with the classic trio of Mark Hoppus, Tom Delonge, and Travis Barker in 12 years.
More so than with their peers, interest in the Blink reunion has been particularly vigorous, even more potent than it felt when they did the same song and dance in 2009.
The band performed their live re-debut during back-to-back weekends of Coachella (where they helped to replace Frank Ocean as headliner for Weekend 2), followed by a massive tour running through the summer.
TRACKLIST
1. ANTHEM PART 3 // DOWNLOAD MP3
2. DANCE WITH ME // DOWNLOAD MP3
3. FELL IN LOVE // DOWNLOAD MP3
4. TERRIFIED // DOWNLOAD MP3
5. One More Time // DOWNLOAD MP3
6. More Than You Know // DOWNLOAD MP3
7. TURN THIS OFF! // DOWNLOAD MP3
8. WHEN WE WERE YOUNG // DOWNLOAD MP3
9. Edging // DOWNLOAD MP3
10. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT // DOWNLOAD MP3
11. BLINK WAVE // DOWNLOAD MP3
12. BAD NEWS // DOWNLOAD MP3
13. HURT (INTERLUDE) // DOWNLOAD MP3
14. TURPENTINE // DOWNLOAD MP3
15. F**K FACE // DOWNLOAD MP3
16. OTHER SIDE // DOWNLOAD MP3
17. CHILDHOOD // DOWNLOAD MP3
Blink-182 is a Poway, California-based rock band that formed in 1992. The band's lineup consists of Mark Hoppus on bass and vocals, Tom DeLonge on guitar and vocals, and Travis Barker on drums. After their album Neighborhoods,' blink-182 made two more albums with guitarist Matt Skiba: California in 2016 and Nine in 2019.