Hayley Williams Band Power Snatch Surprise Drop EP2
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Hayley Williams Band Power Snatch Surprise Drop EP2


The singer’s band with producer Daniel James released their second projecton Wednesday

Six months after Hayley Williams and producer Daniel James launched their new band, Power Snatch, with EP1, the duo is back with part two.

On Wednesday, EP2 released on Bandcamp with four songs including “Machete,” “New Legs,” “Born Dead,” and “Hell Is a Highway.” The excellent quartet carries a dose of Nineties alt-rock, while Williams’ vocals sink into the potent lyrics and discordant, dreamy instrumentals. To promote the surprise drop, the band shared a clip of the surreal 1973 animated film Fantastic Planet against the lead track, “Machete.”

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Williams released her most recent solo album,Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, last year. Back in December, she covered theJudee Sillclassic “Lopin’ Along Thru the Cosmos” with Florence Welch and herRolling Stonecover co-starJack Antonoff. In April, Noah Kahanstopped by Williams‘ Nashville show to perform “Downfall” during her second of three nights at the Ryman Auditorium, on herfirst-ever solo tour.

After wrapping her Bachelorette Party tourin June, Williams announced thatshe’ll embark on another tour, dubbed The Hayley Williams Show, with performances across North and Latin America. The trek kicks off on Sept. 3 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and extends through Nov. 27, when Williams will wrap with a performance in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The North American dates during The Hayley Williams Show run will be supported by Magdalena Bay andRico Nasty,while the Latin American leg will feature Annie DiRusso.

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