Harker

Brighton punk rock quartet Harker have announced their new album All That Remains, out October 2 via Disconnect Disconnect Records. The record marks the band’s third full-length and pushes their melodic punk sound forward with fuzzed-out indie rock warmth, big hooks, and the raw emotional directness that has long defined the band.

Alongside the announcement, Harker have shared the album’s latest single, “Dislocation,” a driving punk anthem built around late-night restlessness and the kind of thoughts that tend to hit hardest when everything else goes quiet.

Vocalist/guitarist Mark Boniface says, “One of the things I used to do a lot in my twenties was drive at night. I’d wake at 3am for no reason and it would be the only way to calm my head. I think I did it a lot as I felt like I had no one to share my negative thoughts with. I have to acknowledge I would have had a lot fewer problems if I just spoke to a therapist or friend. The line ‘stuck between stations’ is a nod to The Hold Steady. Thanks guys for always helping me out on the hardest journeys.”

All That Remains also features the previously released singles “Redacted” and “I Ruin Everything,” both of which are streaming everywhere now.

RIYL: Superchunk, The Get Up Kids, Against Me!, The Replacements

Brighton punk quartet Harker have shared a new single, “Hell Knows When,” the latest preview of their forthcoming third album All That Remains, due October 2 via Disconnect Disconnect Records.

The track finds vocalist/guitarist Mark Boniface reflecting on hurt, boundaries, and the clarity that can come with getting older. “Hell Knows When” is another indie punk anthem from the forthcoming LP and follows previously released album tracks “Dislocation,” “Redacted” and “I Ruin Everything.”

All That Remains was recorded and mixed by Toby May, with additional production from the band, and mastered by Jason Livermore at Blasting Room Studios. The album is also the first Harker full-length to feature guitarist Louis May alongside Boniface, bassist/vocalist Phoebe Saunders and drummer Matt Claxton.

Watch the visualizer and stream “Hell Knows When” below.

RIYL: Superchunk, The Get Up Kids