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The Amity Affliction stream new single

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The title track of The Amity Affliction's upcoming album, Chasing Ghosts has finally been released. After premiering on Stu Harvey's Short.Fast.Loud, you can now stream the track here. The album is set to drop September 14in Australia, September 17 in the UK and September 18 in the US. The Amity Affliction vocalist, Joel Birch had this to say about the track: "I wrote Chasing Ghosts as a narrative based wholly around someone that has committed suicide and has passed onto the other side. It's a story that I hope people will see for what it is; an example in song of why you should turn to someone close and talk instead of taking that last fatal step towards death prematurely. I just want to reiterate to people that once you're gone, that's it. There's no ghosts. There's no heaven, no hell, just finality and the wreckage left behind in the wake of their decision."

The title track of The Amity Affliction's upcoming album, Chasing Ghosts has finally been released.


After premiering on Stu Harvey's Short.Fast.Loud, you can now stream the track here.


The album is set to drop September 14in Australia, September 17 in the UK and September 18 in the US.


The Amity Affliction vocalist, Joel Birch had this to say about the track:


"I wrote Chasing Ghosts as a narrative based wholly around someone that has committed suicide and has passed onto the other side. It's a story that I hope people will see for what it is; an example in song of why you should turn to someone close and talk instead of taking that last fatal step towards death prematurely. I just want to reiterate to people that once you're gone, that's it. There's no ghosts. There's no heaven, no hell, just finality and the wreckage left behind in the wake of their decision."