On the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut, and 13 years since their previous full-length, the legendary band responsible for helping to bring post-hardcore to the mainstream while ushering in a new era of Canadian music have found their way back to each other.
On their latest work, they harness history, vulnerability, confidence, and a refreshed perspective to create a triumphant return uniting the band’s signature sound with new textures—and the empowerment they’ve found in feeling like outsiders.
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