Marseilles’ chief proponents of hard rock and grievous genre assaulMarseilles’ chief proponents of hard rock and grievous genre assault – are back with their brand-new studio album， Divisive， the much-anticipated sequel to 2017’s outstanding call-to arms， Join Hate. Divisive not only marks a return to form for the French quartet but a chance to forge ahead with even bigger and bolder ideas. Since their formation over a decade ago， every day that’s passed has only served to heighten vocalist/guitarist Pascal Mascheroni’s near talismanic-like qualities as a songwriter. A long-serving student and practitioner of classic rock， metal and hardcore punk， the release of the band’s debut album Guitars And Dust Dancing (2010) and follow-up Manitoba (2012) on Trendkill Recordings， deftly showcased the wide range of influences at play on both Mascheroni’s mind and music collection. The real affirmation of Rescue Rangers’ prowess however came in 2009， after the band played a local show with desert rock nonconformist Nick Oliveri. Not only did Oliveri love the band enough to lend vocals to ‘Creeper， The One Who Creeps，’ (from Manitoba) he invited the band to join Mondo Generator on tour across North America that following summer. A fellow kindred spirit and stoic campaigner of high-octane rock ’n’ roll， after one performance in Los Angeles with the former Kyuss/Queens of the Stone Age bass player， the band were approached backstage by another cult luminary and equally enamoured Rescue Rangers-supporter-in waiting， Page Hamilton. At Hamilton’s request the band completed an extensive tour supporting his legendary NYC noisemakers Helmet across France and entered the studio upon returning to record new album， Join Hate.. Working once again with Page Hamilton on production duties， Divisive is stacked with a captivating sense of nostalgia， with tracks like ‘Concrete City’; ‘Refined Barbarians’ and the album’s title track harking back to the glory days of alt-rock bands like Sugar， Afghan Whigs and Quicksand.

1. Delicious & Refreshing
2. Accelerate
3. Loving Your Servitude
4. Authority
5. Divisive
6. Easy on the Eyes (Ice Cream)
7. Peachy Boy
8. Carnilove
9. Concrete City
10. Tradittore
11. Refined Barbarians