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\n\tFollowing in the footsteps of Kiss and the Eagles, noise-rock group Parts and Labor have reunited after playing a supposed farewell show, in their case, in 2012. The newly supersized band (the onetime trio now features two drummers from past lineups playing side by side) will release a new album, Set of All Sets<\/a><\/em>, on July 10 via Ernest Jenning Record Co.<\/p>\n \n\tThe quartet \u2014 founding members Dan Friel and B.J. Warshaw alongside drummers Christopher Weingarten and Joe Wong \u2014 previewed their sixth long-player with a four-part single, \u201cEndless Cycle,\u201d which, at 20 minutes, spans everything from Queen-via-H\u00fcsker D\u00fc urgent melodies on part two (\u201cEdges of Forgetting\u201d) to a massive drum cacophony on the final part (\u201cWorking in Storm\u201d). Covering the full spectrum of styles Parts and Labor are known for, it\u2019s a fitting preview for an album, which is now available for preorder<\/a>, that runs 79 minutes. On the album\u2019s track list, parts one and two kick off the first half, while three and four begin the second.<\/p>\n