Cancer Bats have unleashed their seventh studio album. You can stream Psychic Jailbreak in its entirety below.
Arriving today via New Damage and the band's own Bat Skull Records, Psychic Jailbreak follows 2018 LP The Spark That Moves, and marks the Ontario outfit's first without co-founding guitarist Scott Middleton, who announced his departure last year.
In announcing their latest LP following that news, vocalist Liam Cormier shared that the three remaining Bats wanted "prove [their] worth with this next album," adding, "To say the stakes were high on this album, would be an understatement." Read Exclaim!'s review of Psychic Jailbreak.
Cormier also recently took the Exclaim! Questionnaire, in which he discussed his love of motorcycles, Canadian music favourites, his own ska-core origins and much more — including the time he was given a free cup of coffee in Singapore after being recognized as the vocalist of Cancer Bats.
Tonight, Cancer Bats will kick off a Western Canadian tour alongside Comeback Kid and Misery Signals, and you can find the complete slate of April dates here. In March, Exclaim! reviewed an Ontario concert where Cancer Bats lined up alongside A Wilhelm Scream and Specks — never letting up for a second.
Arriving today via New Damage and the band's own Bat Skull Records, Psychic Jailbreak follows 2018 LP The Spark That Moves, and marks the Ontario outfit's first without co-founding guitarist Scott Middleton, who announced his departure last year.
In announcing their latest LP following that news, vocalist Liam Cormier shared that the three remaining Bats wanted "prove [their] worth with this next album," adding, "To say the stakes were high on this album, would be an understatement." Read Exclaim!'s review of Psychic Jailbreak.
Cormier also recently took the Exclaim! Questionnaire, in which he discussed his love of motorcycles, Canadian music favourites, his own ska-core origins and much more — including the time he was given a free cup of coffee in Singapore after being recognized as the vocalist of Cancer Bats.
Tonight, Cancer Bats will kick off a Western Canadian tour alongside Comeback Kid and Misery Signals, and you can find the complete slate of April dates here. In March, Exclaim! reviewed an Ontario concert where Cancer Bats lined up alongside A Wilhelm Scream and Specks — never letting up for a second.