Wage War have released God Complex, the last single before Landfall, which Fearless Records puts out on Friday 9 October.
Four days is a short gap, and it is a choice. The usual move is to stop releasing songs a fortnight out so the album lands as an event. Putting one more up on the Monday keeps the Florida band in front of people through the week the record arrives instead.
After that comes the Emergency Broadcast tour, twenty four dates with We Came As Romans, Varials and Cane Hill. It opens on 25 October at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio and runs through Houston, Las Vegas, Tempe, Riverside, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Madison, St Louis, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Wallingford, Sayreville, Toronto, Buffalo, Huntington, Silver Spring, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Nashville and Charlotte, finishing on 27 November at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, an hour and a half from where the band started.
They started in Ocala in 2010 as Empires and signed to Fearless in 2015. Landfall is their sixth album, after Blueprints, Deadweight, Pressure, Manic and Stigma. Briton Bond sings, Cody Quistad plays rhythm guitar and takes the clean vocals, Seth Blake lead, Chris Gaylord bass and Stephen Kluesener drums.