Quebec City, Canada’s Our Darkest Days have delivered another new single off their upcoming album ‘Snakes & Ladders,’ set for release digitally and on CD on November 19th via Thousand Islands Records in North America and Lockjaw Records in the UK and Europe.
The ferocious follow-up to 2016’s ‘A Common Agony’ features lightning-fast skatepunk tuneage and is the band’s most technical and refined music to date. Includes guest artists Steve Rawles (Belvedere), Étienne Dionne (Mute), Geir Pedersen (Adhesive), and Valérie Morin.
Of the new single, the band says, “Life is a journey that has its ups and downs, and even though the ideal path is a straight clean line this is hardly never the case. Even the easiest of routes can have unforeseen challenges that surface with no warning. Such as a ship that is misguided by the force of nature that we could not have predicted, our lives are also rerouted in different directions because of the lies of those around us that force us to take alternate decisions. We’re on unstable ground and with the right entourage the key is to find the balance between what is right and what is wrong.“