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AC/DC has taken a very deliberate method of revealing its return to activity over the past few weeks. Each step of the rollout has been announced, dramatically, on social media, the Australian hard/rock legends making sure *everybody* knows they’re back.
They’ll return on Nov. 13 with a new album, Power Up, and recently shared its lead single “Shot in the Dark.”
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An official music video for the song will be debuted on Monday, Oct. 26, and AC/DC released a teaser trailer for the video on Friday:
Tune in to the band’s YouTube page at 9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT on Monday, Oct. 26 for the full premiere:
The LP will be the band’s first since 2014’s Rock or Bust and finds singer Brian Johnson, guitarist Angus Young, guitarist Stevie Young (nephew of Malcolm), bassist Cliff Williams and drummer Phil Rudd back together again.
Of course, Power Up doesn’t feature Malcolm Young, who passed away in 2017. But the album was very much made with his memory and influence in mind, so much so that Malcolm receives a co-write credit on each song on the album:
“This record is pretty much a dedication to Malcolm, my brother,” Angus told Rolling Stone. “It’s a tribute for him like Back in Black was a tribute to Bon Scott.”
THIS ONE'S FOR MAL. #PWRUP https://t.co/6DOlO6uhug pic.twitter.com/G3wpXLX1su
— AC/DC (@acdc) October 13, 2020
In a quick new behind-the-scenes video about the album, Angus and vocalist Brian Johnson reflect a bit on Malcolm and how he’d be proud of the album, with Angus noting that his brother was always interested in keeping AC/DC going:
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