The Kindred (Today I Caught The Plague) Sign with Sumerian Records

by Ryan Minic | Jul 3, 2013

The Kindred, formerly known as Today I Caught The Plague, have inked a deal with Sumerian Records.

The band’s forthcoming debut album, produced by John Paul Peters (Propaghandi, Comeback Kid), will be released this fall.

Here’s a new track called “Decades”:

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