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If anyone\u2019s calling Twisted Teens<\/a> rubbish, then they\u2019ve just been proven right \u2014 sort of. The New Orleans punks have shared \u201cStalks,\u201d a new song from The Holy Cross Tigers<\/em><\/a>, and its accompanying music video in which they dress up in garbage cans, modify soda cans as hair rollers, and turn trash bags into bonnets, all while performing the track in the style of a TV show set. Watch the Mama Hot Dog<\/a>-directed visual below.<\/p>\n The Holy Cross Tigers<\/em> will mark Twisted Teens\u2019 third album of the year and their debut on Sub Pop<\/a> after publicly signing<\/a> with the storied label this summer. It\u2019s out November 6 and includes the previous single \u201cWhen We First Met<\/a>.\u201d The album follows January\u2019s Blame the Clown<\/em><\/a>, July\u2019s Florida Water Blues<\/em><\/a>, and their 2024 debut self-titled LP.<\/p>\n Singer-guitarist Caspian Hollywell, console steel guitar player RJ Santos, and the rest of the band are on tour<\/a> the rest of this year. That run includes over a dozen shows opening for Kurt Vile and the Violators, as well as their own headlining leg in Australia.<\/p>\n Read about Blame the Clown<\/em> in The Best Music of 2026 So Far<\/a>.<\/p>\n