Urge Overkill Are Back With First New Song In 15 Years, Currently Recording New Album

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Girlie Action Media) - Celebrated alternative rock favorites Urge Overkill are officially back together 15 years after the release of their last album. The band released its first full-length, the Steve Albini-produced Jesus Urge Superstar, in 1989 through Touch and Go Records and steadily began ascending in popularity. By the early 90's, they were opening for Nirvana and Pearl Jam, and eventually signed to Geffen Records, who releasedtheir beloved classic LP, Saturation. The group's biggest moment in the spotlight came when Quentin Tarantino prominently used their cover of Neil Diamond's'Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon' in his film Pulp Fiction. The soundtrack soon became one of the most acclaimed and successful of the decade and Urge's version of 'Girl' became a hit.

Click HERE to Stream/Download 'Effigy'

The reformed band is made up of original singer/guitarists Nash Kato and Eddie 'King' Roeser, along with drummer Brian 'Bon' Quast (also in Polvo) and bassist Mike 'Hadji' Hogkiss,.' They are currently writing and recording new music in their hometown of Chicago, and will be performing at the Samuel L. Jackson-hosted Friar's Club Roast of Quentin Tarantino on October 1st.

Head over to SPIN.com� for an exclusive interview with Roeser about the forthcoming album.� Click HERE�to stream/download the band's rip-roaring new song 'Effigy' and please feel free to post� and share!� The band has also announced an October 4^th show at New York City's Mercury�Lounge, tickets for which can be purchased HERE.