Preview Jimmy Eat World Frontman Jim Adkins' New Solo Song, "Hell"

Arizona rock act Jimmy Eat World has been operating at a steady three-albums-per-year clip since breaking out in 2001 with Bleed American and "The Middle." The last LP was 2013's Damage, a release that frontman Jim Adkins described to Rolling Stone as "an adult breakup record."

This summer, the 39-year-old Adkins did a monthlong solo acoustic tour of North America. In tandem with the live run, Jim's been rolling out a six-song series, one jam per week. Tomorrow—Friday, Aug. 7—we'll get the penultimate song, "Hell," and today Fuse has an exclusive preview. Listen above, and read what Jim Adkins has to say about it here:

"'Hell' is about how no amount of wishing or wanting is going to change reality. Acceptance can be difficult to arrive at, especially when you add the uncertainty of the future. Besides that, it’s kind of a stomper. I wanted it to feel like the 'French Mistake' scene from Blazing Saddles...all hell breaking loose at the end."