Every Loser tracklist, Listen to Iggy Pop's new songs

Iggy Pop, the iconic Godfather of Punk, has done it again. With the release of his 19th studio album, Every Loser, the punk legend proves that even at the age of 76, he’s still at the top of his game. This latest effort is a fiery, electric collection of songs that showcases Iggy’s timeless ability to marry raw, untamed energy with modern sounds. Produced by Andrew Watt, a producer known for working with rock titans like Ozzy Osbourne and pop stars such as Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus, Every Loser strikes a perfect balance between contemporary production and Iggy’s punk roots.

Let’s break down the tracklist and take a deeper dive into the album’s sonic landscape:


1. “Frenzy”

The album opens with a high-octane burst of energy. "Frenzy" sets the tone immediately, with driving guitars and Iggy’s signature growl. It’s a song that immediately pulls listeners in, a fast-paced, adrenaline-charged anthem about the chaotic, uncontrollable feeling that Iggy has always been known for.

2. “Strung Out Johnny”

A track that blends gritty, down-and-dirty rock with a slight sense of introspection, “Strung Out Johnny” is a character-driven story. Iggy’s lyrics dive into the tale of a man in deep trouble, caught in the throes of addiction and despair. The track builds on a steady, melodic groove, but with a dark undertone that mirrors Johnny’s struggles.

3. “New Atlantis”

A track that speaks to Iggy’s penchant for commentary, “New Atlantis” brings in an experimental vibe, where punk meets post-punk textures. With a futuristic yet nostalgic quality, Iggy reflects on themes of civilization, progress, and the pitfalls of modern life. The song feels like a mix of both social critique and personal revelation, all wrapped up in a driving rhythm.

4. “Modern Day Ripoff”

Iggy doesn't mince words on this track. “Modern Day Ripoff” is an anthem for those who feel robbed by society—whether it’s the media, politics, or the everyday struggles of life. With its punchy riffs and infectious chorus, this track is classic Iggy: rebellious, straightforward, and full of attitude.

5. “Morning Show”

Here, Iggy explores a different side of his artistry, offering a more melodic and reflective track. “Morning Show” could easily be interpreted as a commentary on the absurdity of modern media and the performative nature of the news cycle. It’s an introspective piece with layers of Iggy’s signature cynicism, yet it’s wrapped in an almost jaunty melody, making it a unique stand-out on the album.

6. “The News For Andy (Interlude)”

An eerie, almost ambient interlude, this track is a brief, haunting moment that serves as a break between the more intense songs. It’s a minimalist composition with spoken word elements, providing an intriguing juxtaposition to the album’s overall energy.

7. “Neo Punk”

Here’s where Iggy truly shows his punk credentials. “Neo Punk” feels like an evolution of the genre, tapping into what makes punk so rebellious and subversive while still sounding fresh and current. It’s an anthem for the new generation of outsiders, with Iggy’s voice as raw and unapologetic as ever. The track is sure to be a fan favorite.

8. “All The Way Down”

This track brings in a deep, brooding quality with a slower, heavier riff that builds throughout. “All The Way Down” is about descent—emotionally, mentally, and physically—and it’s a theme Iggy has explored many times in his career. With haunting lyrics and a slow burn that grows into a cathartic release, this song hits hard.

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9. “Comments”

A blistering attack on the digital age and online discourse, “Comments” critiques the endless stream of opinions and social media culture. It’s a fast-paced track with a punchy rhythm and sharp, biting lyrics that demand attention. In typical Iggy fashion, the song doesn’t hold back—it’s loud, brash, and makes no apologies.

10. “My Animus (Interlude)”

Another atmospheric, spoken-word interlude, this track delves into more abstract territory. It’s a brief moment of reflection, with layers of Iggy’s voice weaving through the mix. It serves as a breather before the album dives back into its high-energy finale.

11. “The Regency”

The album closes with “The Regency,” a track that feels like a triumphant, cathartic end to an album full of exploration and rebellion. The song wraps things up with a mix of nostalgia and defiance, looking back on Iggy’s long career and legacy while still charging forward with that same punk spirit.


Listen to Every Loser Now

From the punk-driven aggression of “Frenzy” to the dark introspection of “All the Way Down,” Every Loser offers a wide range of sounds that feel fresh, yet unmistakably Iggy. Thanks to Andrew Watt's production, the album sounds modern without sacrificing Iggy’s raw edge and rebellious energy. It’s an album that proves once again that the Godfather of Punk isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

If you haven’t already, be sure to listen to Every Loser and dive deep into the world Iggy Pop has crafted. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering his music, there’s something here for everyone.

Listen now on your favorite streaming platform, and get ready to feel the electricity that only Iggy can deliver.


Every Loser is out now—don’t miss it!


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