Foo Fighters are back with a new song and a nostalgic vision for the future.

After the Foo Fighters re-established themselves with a cover of Minor Threat and celebrated the 30th anniversary of their debut, the band released their new song "Today's Song". In the song, the drum set was taken over by frontman Dave Grohl, as well as on the album "But Here We Are". The release is timed to coincide with a verbose essay by Grohl, in which he shares his memories of the birth of the Foo Fighters, thanks all the former members of the band (including the recently left drummer Josh Freeze and especially the late Taylor Hawkins), emphasizing the eternity of the Foo Fighters and, in the end, making an unexpected comparison with the lobster. Fans can not only read Grohl's essay, but also listen to it.