MxPx have announced their 12th studio album, Living in the Chaos, set for release on January 29th. Alongside the album news, the band has released its lead single, Panic Attack.
The band MxPx is currently set to perform at Vans Warped Tour in Orlando on November 14th and 15th before heading to Australia to perform as part of Good Things Festival.
Album Release and Tour Dates
MxPx are gearing up for the release of their new album Living in the Chaos, which will be available on January 29th. The lead single, Panic Attack, is a classic cut of melodic skate punk, featuring plenty of energy and a hook strong enough to sing along to as though you’ve heard it before.
Fans can pre-order the album via MxPx’s website. The album artwork and tracklist for Living in the Chaos are available below.
Music Video and Tracklist
Watch the music video for Panic Attack and see the album art and tracklist for Living in the Chaos below.
The tracklist for Living in the Chaos includes:
01. The Good Days
02. Mind Control
03. Panic Attack
04. On Saturday
05. Wrecked My Day
06. No Kings
07. Complaint Department
08. Not Me
09. Don’t Say Goodbye To Me
10. Never Apologize
11. Watching The Sun Come Up
12. Once In A Lifetimes (Vinyl/CD Exclusive)
13. Nervous Energy (Vinyl/CD Exclusive)
With the release of Living in the Chaos and their upcoming tour dates, MxPx is set to make a big impact in the music scene. Fans can get tickets to their upcoming shows and pre-order the album now.
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