New Music Video: Every Time I Die - Revival Mode

New Music Video: Every Time I Die - Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space

New track off the band’s upcoming album Ex Lives.

Every Time I Die are set to unleash a brand new album titled Ex Lives this March 6th via Epitaph Records. The new album was produced by Joe Baressi and is available for pre-order here. The band will be supporting the album with a previously announced headlining tour and a spot on the Vans Warped Tour. 

Tracklisting:

1 Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space
2 Holy Book Of Dilemma
3 A Wild, Shameless Plain
4 Typical Miracle
5 I Suck (Blood)
6 Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow
7 The Low Road Has No Exits
8 Revival Mode
9 Drag King
10 Touch Yourself
11 Indian Giver
12 Grudge Music (bonus - Deluxe Edition)
13 Business Casualty (bonus - Deluxe Edition)
14 Starve An Artist, Cover Your Trash (bonus - Deluxe Edition)

Every Time I Die will be heading out a winter headlining tour with support from Terror, Stray from The Path, and Former Thieves. The band is expected to release a new album within the first half of the year and have also just announced they will be playing Warped Tour this summer.

Feb. 17 – Brooklyn, NY – Knitting Factory
Feb. 18 – Syracuse, NY – Lost Horizon
Feb. 19 – South Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
Feb. 20 – Montreal, QC – Club Soda
Feb. 21 – Toronto, ON – Opera House
Feb. 23 – Thunder Bay, ON – Crocks
Feb. 24 – Winnipeg, MB – West End Cultural Centre
Feb. 26 – Saskatoon, SK – Louis
Feb. 27 – Edmonton, AB – Avenue
Feb. 28 – Calgary, AB – The Den
Feb. 29 – Spokane, WA – Epicenter
Mar. 02 – Colorado Springs, CO – The Black Sheep
Mar. 03 – Wichita, KS – the Scene-ary
Mar. 04 – Tulsa, OK – The Marquee
Mar. 05 – Memphis, TN – Newby’s
Mar. 06 – Mobile, AL – Alabama Music Box
Mar. 07 – Knoxville, TN – The Valarium
Mar. 08 – Huntington, WV – V Club Live

Going into its 14th year, the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival will take place April 20th-22nd at The Palladium in Worcester, MA. Highlights of the lineup include Killswitch Engage, Every Time I Die, Bane, Protest The Hero, Reign Supreme, Cruel Hand, and Incendiary. Tickets go on sale here on 12/16.

Full Lineup:

Starting in March, Every Time I Die, Four Year Strong, Polar Bear Club, and Trapped Under Icewill be going on a short tour together. While the tour is not hitting up many places, all the bands (except TUI) will be on Warped Tour this summer. This is really a stellar line-up, so if it stops by you, be sure to attend. Pre-sale starts hereon Jan.27th.

March 10 – Syracuse, NY – Lost Horizon (no PBC)
March 11 – Poughkeepsie, NY – The Chance
March 12 – Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
March 14 – London, ON – Cowboys
March 15 – Kitchener, ON – Elements
March 16 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection
March 17 – Iowa City, IA – Blue Moose
March 19 – Winnipeg, MB – The Garrick
March 20 – Regina, SK – Distrikt
March 21 – Calgary, AB – The Warehouse
March 22 – Edmonton, AB – The Starlite Room
March 25 – Spokane, WA – BLVD
March 26 – Boise, ID – The Venue
March 27 – Eugene, OR – WOW Hall
March 28 – Sacramento, CA – The Boardwalk
March 29 – Sparks, NV – New Oasis
March 30 – Las Vegas, NV – Area 702 Skatepark
March 31 – Tucson, AZ – The Rock
April 1 – Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theatre
April 2 – Lubbock, TX – Tequila Jungle
April 3 – Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom
April 5 – Louisville, KY – Headliners
April 6 – Erie, PA – Forward Hall

Edit: I’ve noticed some confusion throughout the internet about this tour. ETID is headlining the entire tour and PBC is def. not playing the 1st day of tour.

3.  Every Time I Die - New Junk Aesthetic

Upon first listen of this album my reaction was “woah! what did I just listen to?”, upon second listen it was “holy shit, this is amazing!”. For their 5th album, ETID combine everything they do best and the result is 11 songs that render an explosion to the mind. The lyrics make you think, the riffs are heavy, and swoon-worthy singer Keith Buckley’s vocals are on point. The album ends with “The Sweet Life” whose chorus states “ain’t nothing gonna break my stride/ain’t nothing gonna slow me down” and surely nothing is stopping this band. Standout Tracks: Who Invited The Russian Soldier?, The Sweet Life

2.  Set Your Goals - This Will Be The Death Of Us

After waiting 3 years for a follow up to the much loved Mutiny!, Set Your Goals most definitely delivered. The title track starts things off right and leads into an album full of pop-punk goodness. The cleverly written “Summer Jam” reminisces of the bands experiences on pasts tours and pays homage to some of the bands they’ve toured with by combining a few of their song lyrics together. You can tell they really put meaning into each song, whether it be political or fun, and singers Matt and Jordan’s dual vocals work great together. The only flaw I could find on this album is Hayley Williams of Paramore “rapping” on “The Few That Remain”, which is highly laughable. Otherwise Set Your Goals put out an album that was fun to sing-a-long to all summer. Standout Tracks: The Fallen, Our Ethos: A Legacy To Pass On

1.  All Time Low - Nothing Personal

“What!? All Time Low is number one? Most of the albums on this list are better than this!”. Yes, yes, I know, but the keyword here is summer. If any band released the album and song of the summer, it was All Time Low. Nothing Personal is full of catchy tracks about partying, love, and having fun. The lead single “Weightless” features the lyrics “maybe it’s not my weekend/but it’s gonna be my year”, a line that will be running through your head over and over. Each track on the album(minus the complete miss that is “Too Much”) displays the bands’ range as they go from upbeat pop-punk to slow pop-rock ballads. If you haven’t drove around with this album blasting out your car stereo at least once, you are truly missing out. Standout Tracks: Lost In Stereo, Weightless

*to be qualified the album had to be released between June 21st and September 22nd