I don’t have live access to up-to-the-minute news right now, but I can share what’s known about Oblivius by The Strokes up to recent publicly available reports.
- The original Oblivius track was released in May 2016 as part of their Future Present Past EP, marking their first new music in three years at the time.[1][2]
- The release was accompanied by a lyric video and promotional material, and the band performed around the EP’s release period in late May and early June 2016.[3][6][9]
- The track is associated with Cult Records and the band’s activity around that era, including press coverage and subsequent streaming availability on major platforms.[7][1][3]
If you’d like, I can search for and summarize the latest reliable reports from today and provide citations. I can also pull out a quick timeline of Oblivius’ releases and notable live appearances from the 2016 period if that would help. Would you like me to proceed with a fresh news check?
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They ain’t waisting no more time
time.comThe Strokes are back with a new track from their forthcoming EP, Future Present Past.
americansongwriter.comThey indie rockers have also announced a new EP.
www.hotpress.comThe Strokes are back with new tunes once again! It's been said that The Strokes saved rock 'n' roll for their 21st century generation like The Ramones once did in theirs, which is a venerable claim that does not require much proof or digging these days. The Strokes' foray into the rock scene was originally met with excitement and critical acclaim, and now fifteen years later they're still eliciting critics and listeners with their 2016 four-song EP, … At the end of the day, it's nice to see...
www.kexp.orgWatch the video for Oblivius from The Strokes's Future Present Past for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.
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soundcloud.comAt the end of the day, it's nice to see The Strokes back/still in the game and hustling. The outfit has kept it pretty quiet on 2016 gigs, having played only a couple between New York and Austin, and are playing one festival coming up July 22th in Australia. There aren't any further dates listed yet, but you can keep close tabs on their activity via their website and Facebook page. For now, check out "Threat to Joy", the second single from their
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