Every Time I Die are gearing up to release their ninth studio album, and from the sounds of things, it could be a pretty heavy effort. The band has shared a few short teasers so far, but now they’ve dropped something with a bit of substance to it.
The follow-up to their 2016 release ‘Low Teens’ sounds like it’s coming together nicely, and the latest teaser not only slams, but contains some hard-hitting lyrics from frontman Keith Buckley.
Speaking with Kerrang following the release of their last album, Buckley said the band no longer takes into account what people online think of their music. “It’s really nice after this long to not really feel dependent on what the Internet says about your records,” he said.
“Not that they talk a ton of shit about us, we just know to keep our head down and keep doing what we’re doing. As long as we’re putting out music that we love, that’s true to ourselves and not bartering with public opinion, people are going to dig it.”
Check out the snippet of new Every Time I Die:
Fan reactions to the teaser have been overwhelmingly positive. “Oh fuck shit,” responded one fan. “Release the beast,” commented another.
We’re slightly concerned for Instagram user pat.laba who wrote: “I just pushed a kidney out through my peehole and this post is what induced it. Thank you but also send help.”
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Every Time I Die are currently scheduled to arrive in Australia later in 2020 as support for Parkway Drive’s Viva The Underdogs Tour. At this stage the five-date tour is still going ahead, in June.
It’s highly likely, however, that it may fall victim to COVID-19 related health concerns and travel restrictions, as many other tours originally set for the middle of 2020 have either been postponed or cancelled.
Watch ‘It Remembers’ by Every Time I Die ft. Brendon Urie:
