Trophy Lungs are the latest addition to Antique Records‘ growing roster.

Boston has been a hub for brutally honest musicians for as long as punk and hardcore have been in existence. Trophy Lungs are the latest product of New England’s long-heralded music scene, and they’ve already completed work on their debut full-length, Day Jobs. Their music is as angry as the iconic albums that shaped punk’s foundation, yet catchy enough to still hold the attention of today’s average Warped Tour attendee. It’s essentially pop-punk for people who know what it’s like to be an adult, and it’s a sound you won’t soon forget.

Writing about their decision to join Antique, Trophy Lungs commented:

“We couldn’t be more stoked to be a part of Antique Records. Over the past year we’ve put our entire lives into Day Jobs and we’re incredibly excited to release a record that comes from the heart of the working class. This record would of never happened without the support of our scene, and this band would be nothing without our friends so thank you.”

A preview of the band’s first single, “Bathroom Graffitti,” will be released later this week.

Trophy Lungs will be embarking on their ‘Winter Weekender’ tour later this month. Dates for that run of shows are as follows:

January 23rd at Creep Records in Philadelphia, PA
January 24th at Oddity in Wilmington, DE
January 25th at The Acheron in Brooklyn, NY

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James Shotwell is the founder of Under The Gun Review. He loves writing about music and movies almost as much as he loves his two fat cats. He's also the co-founder of Antique Records and the Marketing Coordinator for Haulix. You should probably follow him on Twitter.

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