A New Glassjaw Album Could Be Coming Soon

It's been... a while, but it seems like this might actually, finally be happening.

November 16, 2017

Two years since the release of the New White Extremity single, it looks like a new Glassjaw album could be coming soon. It would be the post-hardcore legends' first full-length since 2002's classic Worship And Tribute. And yes, we are pretty, pretty, pretty excited...

A leaked listing on Amazon (since deleted) detailed an 11-track record titled Material Control, with the following songs:

01 New White Extremity
02 Shira
03 Citizen
04 Golgotha
05 Strange Hours
06 Bastille Day
07 Pompeii
08 Bibleland 6
09 Closer
10 My Conscience Weighs A Ton
11 Material Control
12 Cut And Run

Let's keep everything crossed this is legit. 15 years is a hella long time to wait…

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