Here’s the latest I can confirm about The Strokes and Threat of Joy as of now.
The Threat of Joy originally appeared as a track on The Strokes’ Future Present Past EP released in 2016, with a notable music video directed by Warren Fu. This video revisited the band’s public image with a satirical take on footage politics surrounding the supposed OBLIVIUS project.
There hasn’t been a widely reported new release or official re-release activity tied specifically to Threat of Joy since its 2016/2015–era rollout, and coverage in 2022–2025 tends to reference the original EP and video rather than new material. For historical context, outlets like Stereogum and Diffuser.fm documented the initial rollout and video around 2016.
If you’re looking for the most up-to-date status (new performances, reissues, or remixes), I can search current music press and label announcements to confirm any fresh developments beyond the 2016 video. Would you like me to pull the latest from music outlets and the band’s official channels?
Illustration: The 2016 video for Threat of Joy is a quirky, cinematic piece that riffs on documentary-style footage and media manipulation, matching the EP’s broader experimental mood.
Von der aktuellen EP der Strokes, Future Present Past, zeigte ich mich vor ein par Wochen begeistert. Zum Song Threat Of Joy schrieb ich: „Ein Song, der klingt, als hätte ihn die Band schon vor Jahren…
www.nicorola.deThe Strokes выпустили видеоклип на песню Threat Of Joy. Композиция вошла в последний EP группы Future Present Past, который вышел в свет 3 июня.
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www.pastemagazine.comClipe faz parte da divulgação do EP Future, Present, Past
www.omelete.com.brThree new Strokes songs in one day! Remember just a few hours ago when we had no new Strokes songs?! This morning, we found out that the New York band was releasing a new EP, Future Present Past, next Friday, and heard what we thought was lead single “OBLIVIUS.” But then just a short while […]
www.stereogum.comIt’s their first time on-screen together in five years
www.nylon.com‘Threat of Joy’ is the bands first appearance together since 2013’s ‘All The Time’ (which was just old footage stitched together). The blissfully smooth and relaxing tune is accompanied by the band performance, delivering their almost signature clean-indie riffs and low-mono vocals. Directed by Warren Fu, who is notable for working with acts such […]
mixdownmag.com.auThe Strokes released a video for 'Threat of Joy' in June 2016.
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