Motley Crue has launched a canopy of Beastie Boys’ “Fight for Your Right” off their upcoming Cancelled EP. You can take heed to it beneath.

Cancelled marks the primary batch of Motley Crue songs to characteristic John 5 on guitar as a substitute of Mick Mars. The rockers have been working “Fight for Your Right” into their units routinely over the previous 12 months.

“Fight for Your Right” is the second providing from the three-song EP, following the unique track “Dogs of War” that got here out in April. Cancelled will likely be rounded out by its title observe, which Motley Crue additionally teased in a social media put up. (You can hear it beneath.) The full EP arrives on Oct. 4 and is offered to preorder now.

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How Motley Crue ‘Got Away With F—ing Murder’

Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee defined to Bill Maher final 12 months that the band felt impressed to put in writing a track referred to as “Cancelled” particularly as a result of it by no means occurred to them.

“There was this article that was like, ‘How did Motley Crue ever not get cancelled?’ And we were like, ‘Fuck, we got to write a song about that because we didn’t ever get it,'” Lee stated on the Club Random podcast. “We snuck in under the whatever threshold, wherever that was, where we got away with fucking murder.”

Bassist Nikki Sixx struck a equally defiant tone when discussing “Dogs of War” in a current dialog with UCR. “The whole fun thing is that in our life, in general, it seems like everyone’s always been trying to kill us, kill our career, and so it’s fun in the video that you can’t kill us,” he stated. “Even when we die, we end up snorting our own ashes and coming back.”