Since WARBLY JETS’ inception they’ve hit the ground running--their 2017 self-titled debut and its lead single, “Alive,” winning them the respect and attention of press and major streaming services, earning spots on Apple Music’s The New Rock playlist, Sirius XM’s Alt Nation, and Matt Wilkinson’s Beats1, as well as touring slots opening for acts like Liam Gallagher and Rival Sons in-between international tours of their own.

‘NASA’ marks WARBLY JETS’ first release since 2019’s Propaganda EP and their first single since stripping the Los Angeles-based band down to the original duo of Samuel Shea and Julien O’neill. With traces of influences ranging from Guero-era Beck to the production magic of Rick Rubin and Dangermouse, ‘NASA’ shifts away from the power chords and leather-clad guitar riffs of their first LP and propels the band forward. With its sticky bass riff and sampled horns, the track is a dynamic, genreless mix of plunderphonics--a new production-centered approach that has the band flexing their studio muscles.