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War On Women Announce New Album "Time Under Tension"

War On Women have announced a new album titled “Time Under Tension.” The effort will be available on May 8 and it will include the following tracks:

01. “Precious Problem”
02. “Spun Sugar”
03. “Messages Unsent”
04. “More Than Muscle”
05. “Serve”
06. “Shapes”
07. “Feels Good”
08. “Malevolence”
09. “Balance”
10. “The Movie Fear Starring Reese Witherspoon”
11. Hunger Stones

A video for “Messages Unsent” can be seen below. Vocalist Shawna Potter commented on that:

“This is the first love song I’ve written in a long time, certainly the first in this band. It’s about the idea that once you really have something to lose, a partner or a life you love (or in this case, my dog Rosie), then you start to care more about your own safety, about sticking around. You start thinking about your mortality, and theirs, and it’s terrifying. But even if we don’t get forever, I like the idea that love can live on.

We wanted to create a video as bittersweet and nostalgic as the song itself so we opted to revisit the first tour we did post-2020, when we weren’t sure if we’d ever get to play live music again. The joy of gathering against such a tragic backdrop mimics the songs themes of love and loss.”

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PostedFebruary 12, 2026
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsWar On Women

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