[PREORDER] No Use for a Name - Making Friends 2026-10-23 The 22-track album features guest

The 22-track album features guest appearances from Playboi Carti ("deaf note" and "wedidit")

The Detroit group led by Bobby Harlow — whose early lineup featured Dave Buick on bass and Jack White on guitar — cut these sessions at Ghetto Recorders after touring behind their 1999 debut Whatcha Doin'

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[PREORDER] No Use for a Name - Making Friends 2026-10-23 The 22-track album features guestColored Vinyl, Reissue Making Friends is the fourth studio album by San Jose punk band No Use for a Name, originally released August 19, 1997 on Fat Wreck Chords (FAT557). Fronted by the late Tony Sly, the band paired blistering skate punk speed with melancholic, unforgettable pop melodies, and Making Friends stands among the defining records of the 90s punk explosion, from the opener "The Answer Is Still No" through "On the Outside" to the closing