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They do, in fact, have the new 7" on this tour. It's a test press like most other Tiny Engines releases recently. I think the merch lady said there were 81 of them, but don't quote me on the number.

I like that. I'll probably pick one up tonight. I might have missed something earlier i the thread, but has there been any word on if they'll have the new EP on this tour? Edit: it was four posts up. I'm a dumb.

Hostage Calm and My Heart To Joy played my friend's house while I was in high school. I didn't go and I've regretted it ever since. Super bummed about this whole situation, and if there's a farewell show, I'll absolutely travel for it.

I had someone else tell me the exact opposite about those songs. I personally think they pale in comparison to the new album.

I think this album is better than Idle Ages, and I loved that album.

My roommate swears that my Orbit has recently started going a little flat/slowing down on the inner grooves of most records. I can't hear it, but she has a much better ear than I do.

Not sure how much I'll listen to that but I'll probably buy it anyway.

Been collecting since 2011 or so, and I'm currently at 502 records total.

I think my favorite tracks are "Possibility Days" (maybe my favorite song of theirs) and "Palisades Park," but it really is an awesome record.

I don't really mind waiting for YAMS, but I was really looking forward to spinning Clarity soon. I guess I should have ordered those separately.

It was definitely in the email I got too.

Anberlin releases Terminal - How the Lonely Keep Children 18:3 - self-titled As Cities Burn - Come Now Sleep Waking Ashland - Composure Further Seems Forever - The Moon Is Down Run Kid Run - This Is Who We Are Some BEC releases too, but I think they fall under the same umbrella. The Wedding - self-titled Falling Up - Crashings, Dawn Escapes, Captiva I also might nostalgia-buy Hawk Nelson's Letters To the President if it got pressed, but the rest that I mentioned still get pretty regular plays for me.

I did that this morning. Not worth the wait for a cool variant when I can get the record elsewhere today. I assume it'll take a couple days for them to respond.

I'm 99% sure I saw a tweet or Instagram post saying the album would be played in full. Edit: https://twitter.com/relientK/status/494625256762384384

Boooo. Ordered that with In Motion because they had similar release dates.

Yellowcard isn't on Hopeless anymore. They signed to Razor and Tie a while back.

Definitely go. They sounded really great.

There were still sets for sale at Chicago last night.

I can't imagine myself wanting to listen to much from this album besides "Matthias Replaces Judas" regularly, but I'd still consider picking up a copy.

Aficionado LP for $3.50. Anyone who passes that up is actually stupid.

I'd buy this in an instant. Unfortunately, Punk Goes Christmas is more likely to happen.

I love the "bitter dinosaur" part. That whole pre-chorus is perfect pop punk in my eyes. But yeah, the "felt emptiness like the taste of a flat soda" line is awful.

I don't understand what's strange about pressing the new record from an established and, in my opinion at least, excellent band. This isn't a cash grab reissue of something readily available in used bins or a greatest hits album or whatever. It's exactly what should be getting pressed, and it's only $15.

Y'all are crazy. This album is awesome.

PM'd you.