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Zebrahead have a new album on the way, The Early Years – Revisited

Orange County punk rockers Zebreahead are releasing a new record, The Early Years – Revisited on April 21st via rude records.

Source: Promo

Source: Promo

US punk rockers Zebrahead are set to release their new album, The Early Years – Revisited on April 21st via Rude Records.

The new album will be a collection of re-recorded punk hits as well as a bonus track and a brand new song! With 10 albums under their belt going way back to 1998, The Early Years – Revisited will be a attitude filled trip down memory lane for many as your favourite tracks from the bands expansive career are given a revamp in 2015.

Co-vocalist Ali Tabatabaee has stated that: ““The recording process was seamless because we play a lot of the songs live. I am looking forward to the fans listening to the new versions. I think they are going to be excited to hear what we have put together”. The Early Years – Revisited is now available for pre-order, so follow this link right here if you can’t wait till April. This album is gonna be sick!

Check out the confirmed track list and album teaser below.

1. Check/ 2. Get Back/ 3. Jagoff/ 4. Someday/ 5. Playmate of The Year/ 6. Now Or Never/ 7. Wasted/ 8. Rescue Me/ 9. Into You/ 10. Hello Tomorrow/ 11. Falling Apart/ 12. Sex, Lies and Audiotape (bonus physical only)/ 13. Devil on My Shoulder New Song

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