The Dandy Warhols are streaming their second single 'STYGGO' from their forthcoming album Distortland.

‘STYGGO’ is explained by vocalist/guitarist Courtney Taylor-Taylor as: "The world is full of corporate billionaire scumbags who pollute the earth, kill wildlife, cause cancer, secretly running nations into the ground, and the moronic masses who just agree with their mindless slogans and will never fight the good fight to help to stop them, until finally the last blistered blind three armed mutant dregs of humanity eat each other's putrid flesh in mankind's final nauseating death throws. Some Things You Gotta Get Over."

You can check out ‘STYGGO’ now below:

New album Distortland will be released on Friday April 8 and was first recorded in Courtney's basement on an 80s cassette recorder with the band putting on the finishing touches in a studio.

On the end result of the album Courtney said that it is "organized like a pop record but still has the sonic garbage still in there."

The band will also be heading out on a UK tour this May with London's show at the Electric Ballroom having already sold out. 

UK May Tour:
20th    Bristol  O2 Academy, Bristol 
21st    Electric Ballroom, London *SOLD OUT*
22nd   Southampton, Engine Rooms  
23rd    Nottingham, Rescue Rooms  
24th    Newcastle Upon Tyne, University Of Northumbria  
26th    Glasgow, The Art School  
27th    Belfast, Northern Ireland  
28th    Dublin, The Academy Dublin  
29th    Liverpool Sound City  

Undercover Festival has announced Dreadzone as the headline act for the Saturday of their 2 day festival at Brighton Racecourse.

Saturdays line up will also have the likes of: Sonic Boom Six, Spear of Destiny, Eddie & The Hotrods, XSLF (X Stiff Little Fingers), Radical Dance Faction, Spizzenergi, Anti Pasti, The Cravats, Witchdoktors, 1919, Pussycat & The Dirty Johnsons, Dragster, Church of Eon, Piranhas 4, Pints, Mick O’Toole, Rage DC, Emergency Bitter, Knock Off, Skaciety, Vikki Vortex & The *** S***s, R.E.D, Archive45, Punka, plus many other bands including a host of emerging local bands and much more over three stages.

Festival Organiser Mick Moriarty said: “We are really pleased to be able to welcome Dreadzone who headlined our very first night on our very first festival back to Undercover Festival as our headline act on Sat 10th Sept 2016”.

This year’s Undercover Festival has moved to Brighton Racecourse and is once again held ‘undercover’ so you won’t have to worry about September showers.

The festival prides itself on taking an independent and grassroots approach to things.

Mick Moriarty said: “We believe the usual run-of-the-mill festivals tend to book bands that in the main are broadly similar – and way too safe! We try for a line up and experience that is something different and appeals to a crowd not catered for elsewhere.

“Being a small independent grassroots festival is tough because media attention is always on the big boys. But we’ve got through to our fourth year and we’re going strong because what we have created really has struck a chord with people who like their music raw and full of the passion and energy that only acts like ours generate.”

Undercover Festival IV tales place Friday September 9 and Saturday 10 2016. For more information, the full line-up and tickets for the festival click here.