At the Drive-In tease reunion? New album? Tour? Watch the cryptic video
1. 21.16.

When At the Drive-In were quietly added to the line-up of an Ohio music festival recently, it was cause for a small “oh sh*t!” among fans.
Only a small one mind, as band member Jim Ward later “seemed rather surprised” by the supposed reunion when asked about it by the El Paso Times.
But today I’m pleased to report there is cause for an emphatic, full bellied “OH SH*******T!”, as the band have posted a teaser on Twitter confirming their return.
It only gives us a date - 1. 21.16 - but you can sign up on their website to be kept informed on exactly what will be happening.
There’s a snippet of music in the clip - all psychotic drum fills and noodly guitar riffs (it actually sounds more like The Mars Volta) - which I’m pretty sure is new music.1
A tour is most likely what’s coming on 21 January, another show in Atlanta having today been confirmed. The possibility of new music, perhaps even an album, is very exciting however, though it’s not known if the full band will be returning.
UPDATE: This banner image apparently briefly appeared on the AtD-I website, seemingly confirming new music and the line-up:

UPDATE 2: It's really happening!
WORLD TOUR. NEW MUSIC. 2016. www.atthedriveinmusic.com
Posted by At The Drive In on Thursday, January 21, 2016

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1Please correct me if I’m wrong; it definitely wasn’t on Relationship of Command but could be from an EP I missed.
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