Weezer have undeniably cemented their status as indie rock heroes. In the mid-late 90's in particular - after a run of rapturously received collections of thoughtful, power pop gems, there were few in the indie rock stratosphere who could match them for fan devotion. So - hopes for a songs-from-the-vault album long awaited by Weezer's devoted community of fans is finally fulfilled with Death To False Metal. Comprised entirely of 10 previously unreleased recordings--nine never-before-heard songs plus one cover (a deliciously ironic rendition of Toni Braxton's 'Unbreak My Heart' ) --Death To False Metal brings together what singer-songwriter-guitarist Rivers Cuomo calls "great songs, great recordings, but for some reason they didn't make the final cut for a record." Featuring tracks from the late '90s to late '00s, including the so-called "Weezer mystery year" of 1998, Death To False Metal both fills in the gaps and adds to the already substantial body of work of one of modern rock's most acclaimed and popular bands.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Turning Up The Radio
2. I Don't Want Your Loving
3. Blowin' My Stack
4. Losing My Mind
5. Everyone
6. I'm A Robot
7. Trampoline
8. Odd Couple
9. Auto-Pilot
10. Un-Break My Heart