The Used To Drop New Album This March

Post-hardcore heavyweights The Used have announced the release of their highly anticipated album Imaginary Enemy, with the record available on Friday 28 March 28.

Australia will be the first place to release the LP, which demonstrates vocalist Bert McCracken's appreciation for the country that he now calls home with his Australian wife.

This album promises to live up to the band's signature of not being afraid to express hard-hitting, political views through their music, with McCracken commenting: “we the people, in order to form a more perfect planet, must question the way the world works – and where the world is heading".

Here is the cover art and tracklist:

1. Revolution
2. Cry
3. El-Oh-Vee-Ee
4. A Song To Stifle Imperial Progression (a work in progress)
5. Generation Throwaway
6. Make Believe
7. Evolution
8.Imaginary Enemy
9. Kenna's Song
10. Force Without Violence
11. Overdose

The Used formed their own label Anger Music Group in 2011, through which they independently released 2012's Vulnerable and their 2013 EP The Ocean Of The Sky.