Legendary U.K. band Stereophonics share their latest track, “Seems Like You Don’t Know Me,” offering another glimpse into their highly anticipated new album, Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait. The record is set for release on April 25 via EMI. Listen and share “Seems Like You Don’t Know Me” HERE.

Frontman Kelly Jones explains the evolution of the song:

“It always had a great melody, but in the studio I took it through three or four different versions, from very complex busy drumming refs to the finished, very sparse drum machine and Juno synth version on the album, which I love. That atmosphere and the lyrics match so well together. Relationships are complex. Communication is so often broken.”

Exploring themes of relationship dynamics and the challenges in truly knowing one another, “Seems Like You Don’t Know Me” follows the album’s first single, “There’s Always Gonna Be Something.” The introductory track drew critical praise from Rolling Stone, NME, Clash, and more, amassing over 1.8 million global streams and securing the #3 spot on the Rock Airplay chart, while also breaking into the European Airplay “Top 200.”

In celebration of the new release, Stereophonics commence their world tour today in Montreal, with further North American stops in New York, Boston, Washington D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, and more.

For more information on Stereophonics and to stay updated on new music and tour dates, visit Stereophonics.com.