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Mexican rock band The Warning releases fifth studio album 'Everything's Falling'
The 12-track project explores heavier alt-rock influences and features the group's first Spanish-language song.
The short version
- Mexican hard rock trio The Warning released their fifth studio album, 'Everything's Falling,' on Aug. 28 through Lava/Republic Records.
- The 12-track album was co-written and produced by Anton DeLost, drawing inspiration from '90s alternative rock and nu-metal.
- The release follows a major chart milestone, with the group becoming the first Mexican band and first all-female band to top Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with the single 'Kerosene.'
Key facts
- The Warning released their fifth studio album, 'Everything's Falling,' on Aug. 28 via Lava/Republic Records.[Billboard]
- Producer Anton DeLost co-wrote and produced the 12-song album.[Billboard]
- The band consists of sisters Daniela, Alejandra, and Paulina Villarreal Vélez from Monterrey, Mexico.[Billboard]
- 'Everything's Falling' includes 'Ego,' the band's first song recorded in Spanish.[Billboard]
- The Warning became the first Mexican act and first all-female group to reach No. 1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with 'Kerosene.'[Billboard]