CODE ORANGE Releasing New Album “Forever”

by | Oct 31, 2016

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Get ready to jump up and down for this one. Code Orange announced that they’ll be releasing their third studio album early next year — it’s called Forever. The title track is streaming now.

Forever is the band’s Roadrunner Records debut effort, and a follow-up to their 2014 album I Am King. It’s 11 tracks that sees the band collaborating once again with Converge’s Kurt Ballou, who did their last album.

Speaking on the new record, drummer/vocalist Jami Morgan told RollingStone:

“Technology is something that I really appreciate, but being someone who comes from hardcore, metal and punk, you’re fighting it at the same time. It’s almost like the bridge between those two ideas.”

Here’s the title track of the album.

Forever comes out January 13th.

Photo: @deadturquoise

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