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American Motors shares new song “Marlboro Miles”
American Motors, a band from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has shared a new song called “Marlboro Miles.”
It is from the band’s upcoming album, Functional Music, which is due out Nov.
6.
The album was recorded with J Robbins.
The song’s title refers to Marlboro Miles, coupons once included with cigarette packs that could be exchanged for merchandise.
Band member Dustin White said the song was inspired in part by a photograph he once found of a woman surrounded by the coupons.
He also described it as a link between the band’s first record and the new album, which includes noisy music without big pop moments.
The band has also shared a video for the song, directed by Amanda Lee McCarty.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania band American Motors has shared its new song, “Marlboro Miles.”
The track is from the band’s upcoming album, Functional Music, recorded with J Robbins.
Band member Dustin White said the song was inspired partly by a photo of a woman surrounded by Marlboro Miles.
White described the track as a link between the band’s first record and its new album.
Functional Music is due out November 6 through The Ghost Is Clear, Expert Work and Vina.
- Who
- American Motors, a band from Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
- What
- The band shared its new song “Marlboro Miles,” from its upcoming album Functional Music.
- When
- The song was shared on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The song’s first verse refers to a science fiction convention in Columbus, Ohio.
- Why
- White said the song helps signal that the album includes music without big pop moments.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
American Motors released “No Horses” as the lead single from Functional Music.
American Motors shared “Marlboro Miles.
Functional Music is scheduled for release.
- Band
- American Motors
- Hometown
- Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- New song
- Marlboro Miles
- Album
- Functional Music
- Album release date
- November 6
- Album collaborators
- J Robbins; The Ghost Is Clear, Expert Work and Vina
What people are saying
A single without a chorus? Why not, baby.
This song feels like the connective tissue between our first record and the new one.
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