Protest The Hero’s New Album Due Out This Fall

by | Jul 24, 2013

Protest The Hero have finished work on their new studio album, a follow-up to 2011’s Scurrilous.

Funded through the band’s groundbreaking Indiegogo campaign, the group have licensed the album to various worldwide labels to help them distribute and market the effort.

They’ve teamed up with Razor & Tie for the United States, SONY Music for Canada, and the rest of the world via Spinefarm.

The record is due out this fall.

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