Of Mice & Men detail new studio album Earth & Sky

Of Mice & Men (Image credit: Rise Records)

Of Mice & Men have revealed that their new studio album will be released later this year.

The follow-up to 2018’s Defy is titled Earth & Sky – and it’ll arrive on September 27 through Rise Records.

To mark the announcement, Of Mice & Men have released a video for the title track, which can be watched below.

Vocalist and bassist Aaron Pauley says: “Earth & Sky is a song about resilience. It's about understanding that you can rise above whatever it is that keeps trying to drag you down, no matter what. 

“For me, a lot of the time, I'm writing about battling with my own mind. For you, it may be a person, or an obstacle, or a circumstance. 

“Regardless of whatever it is that's trying relentlessly to drag you down, I hope this song empowers you to rise above it with authority, like it does me every time I sing it.”

Earth & Sky will also feature the tracks How To Survive and Mushroom Cloud, which the band revealed earlier this year.

Of Mice & Men will head out on tour across Europe throughout August.

Of Mice & Men: Earth & Sky
1. Gravedancer
2. As We Suffocate
3. Taste Of Regret
4. Mushroom Cloud
5. Pieces
6. Deceiver/Deceived
7. Earth & Sky
8. The Mountain
9. Meltdown
10. Linger
11. How To Survive

Of Mice & Men: Earth & Sky

Of Mice & Men: Earth & Sky
Hot on the heels of 2018's Defy comes Of Mice & Men's new studio album Earth & Sky. The record features How To Survive, Mushroom Cloud and the blistering title track.

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