Brooklyn-based band, Warn The Duke, is back with “Angels,” their first new single in over two years. Gritty, melodic, and emotionally urgent, the song channels the turbulence of a year marked by personal and global upheaval. The track was recorded by Jeff Berner at Studio G in Brooklyn, with a music video shot at the iconic Wonderville bar in Bushwick.
Known for weaving together threads of punk, grunge, and ’90s alternative, Brooklyn’s Warn The Duke creates a sound that’s both comfortably familiar and satisfyingly original. Vocal harmonies rarely heard in traditional punk are a signature of the band, earning them praise for a sound that’s perfected punk rock.
“‘Angels’ came out of a year of personal and global chaos. It’s about clawing towards hope when things fall apart.”
– Warn The Duke
Sonically, Warn The Duke is revered for their rich, warm, yet gritty guitar tones that provide a perfect backdrop for their distinctive vocal harmonies. Their music not only resonates with those who were shaped by the punk and alternative scenes of the past but also captivates a new generation of listeners, eager for something fresh yet familiar
Warn The Duke’s story is one of resilience. Through cancer, divorce, relocations, and lineup changes, the band has continued to evolve, forging ahead with two compelling full-length albums and a string of high-energy live shows. Their music – anchored by warm, gritty guitar tones and layered harmonies – resonates deeply with fans of bands like The Clash, The Replacements, and Jawbreaker, while connecting with a new generation of listeners seeking authenticity and emotional depth.
To listen to “Angels” and learn more about Warn The Dukes, click here.
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