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Every Time I Die have released their first album in five years. 'Radical' is a testament to the band's relentless dynamic.

Every Time I Die Are "AWOL" on New Single The band's ninth studio album is on the way Published Feb 01, 2021 After sharing two new tracks in December, Every Time I Die have returned with a third single ahead of a new album this year. "AWOL" follows the previously shared "Desperate Pleasures" and "A Colossal Wreck," and was also produced and mixed by Will Putney (Body Count, Ghost Inside). You can follow a lyric video created by Rob Fidel below. All three tracks preview Every Time I Die's forthcoming ninth studio LP, which follows 2016's 

Every Time I Die Post New Song AWOL Monday, 01 February 2021 Every Time I Die have shared a new song, AWOL. Following the 2020 joint release of Colossal Wreck and Desperate Pleasures, the frantic firestorm of riffs and howls serves as the third taster from the Buffalo hardcore titans' forthcoming ninth studio album, the successor to 2016's 'Low Teens'. Vocalist Keith Buckley previously made it known that the band aren't dropping a new LP until the COVID-19 pandemic is over. Talking to Peer Pleasure podcast in November, he said: "We actually have a new record recorded. We wrote and ...

Every Time I Die dropped not one, but two badass new songs this week 10.12.20 | Alex Sievers The good news? ETID aren’t planning on releasing it until they can properly tour the album. Aw. (Though that’s fair; given where America currently stands on the Covid pandemic graph, that won’t be for some time.) But in a second round of good news, Buffalo’s biggest and best sons have released two new riff-laden, cynic-soaked singles as a taste of what this next record will look and sound like: the defeatist ‘ A Colossal Wreck‘ and the slightly more optimistic ‘ Desperate