A Day To Remember Bad Vibrations

As to many people's surprise, A Day To Remember is releasing their newest full length record after repeatedly denying the existence of one for an extended period of time. This new record will be their sixth full length record. According to McKinnon, this record was constructed in the most unique fashion in comparison to their previous records. The recording experience and mixing was apparently done much different than it has been in the past. They claimed they have“completely changed the way we wrote."

1. Bad Vibrations
2. Paranoia
3. Naivety
4. Exposed
5. Bullfight
6. Reassemble
7. Justified
8. We Got This
9. Same About You
10. Turn Off The Radio
11. Forgive and Forget
12. Negative Space
13. In Florida

1. Bad Vibrations
2. Paranoia
3. Naivety
4. Exposed
5. Bullfight
6. Reassemble
7. Justified
8. We Got This
9. Same About You
10. Turn Off The Radio
11. Forgive & Forget

The album will arrive through ADTR Records/Epitaph.

The album was produced by Bill Stevenson (Descendents, Black Flag) & Jason Livermore (Rise Against, NOFX).

Andy Wallace (Foo Fighters, Slayer) oversaw the mixing duties.

Frontman Jeremy McKinnon commented: “We completely changed the way we wrote, recorded and mixed this album. It was one of the most unique recording experiences we’ve ever had. We rented a cabin in the mountains 30 minutes outside of town & just wrote together in a room, which was the polar opposite of the last three albums we’ve made & working with Bill was an awesome experience. He was a bit hard to read at first, so I think we subconsciously pushed ourselves harder to try to impress him. As a result, we gave this album everything we had.”

Just as things seemed to be reaching a climax with A Day To Remember’s forthcoming album 'Bad Vibrations', the band have decided to slow their row, pushing the album’s release date back by two weeks to Friday, 2nd September.

Everything seemed to be going strong for Bad Vibrations‘s previously announced release date of Friday, 19th August, but that date is no longer a day we need to remember. **No reasoning was given for the change in dates**, which won’t have any affect on pre-orders**, however it’s probably a good business move to put as much space between your album and The Amity Affliction’s new album, which is set for release the week before the 19th. Just as a life rule, really.