The pop star and SNL comedian began dating just last month.
A sequel to the pair’s 2009 collaborative LP, Break Up.
Featuring four new songs plus Johannson’s take on Yorn’s song “Tomorrow”.
The album was Grohl’s first with the Washington, DC punks.
The Brooklyn trio’s sophomore album comes with the shrewdness for success.
It boasts production from DJ Premier, Pete Rock, and Buckwild, as well as guest appearances by Pharoahe Monch and M.O.P.
