Walls Of Jericho play the Sanctuary in Detroit on 21 November to mark System Error: Humanity, which Napalm Records releases on 13 November. It is their first album in ten years.
Escalation In Force, Loveletters, Vigilante and Execute fill the bill, all of them from the same scene the headliners came out of in the late 1990s.
A release show at home rather than a tour is the right size for what this is. The band never formally stopped, but a decade without a record leaves an audience that has to be found again rather than assumed, and the first night back is better spent in a room where nobody needs convincing.
Candace Puopolo has sung for them the whole way, and the reason Walls Of Jericho are still named in hardcore arguments thirty years on is that very few bands sounded like them at the time and not many have since. They put out a third single before this.