Boston’s pop punk vets A Loss For Words released another new song today, titled “Conquest of Mistakes,” via Rock Sound, and it’s a jam and a half as expected. Featuring The Wonder Years’ lead singer Dan “Soupy” Campbell, “Conquest of Mistakes” showcases A Loss For Words’ signature style, while expanding on a new poppier aesthetic. “Conquest of Mistakes” is still very much a pop-punk song, but the pop influences in the songwriting are definitely shining through in this track.

A Loss For Words are set to release their new record, Before It Caves, on October 8 via Rise Records. If the two songs the band has already released are any indication to the quality of the record, we may have a late contender for one of the best albums of the year.

You can listen to A Loss for Words’ new song “Conquest of Mistakes” after the break, but make sure you let UTG know what you think of it in the comments. 

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Live in DC, grew up in PA. I specialize in writing, filming and taking pictures about punk, pop-punk, and hardcore music, and I also have a huge background in film as well. When not on the site, i'm running my own internet radio show, ToZ's Edge Radio (www.facebook.com/tozedgeradio). I also love stage diving and goldfish.

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