Long Island’s finest five-piece, Patent Pending, have just announced that they will be putting out a brand new EP this summer, entitled Armageddon, under Rude Records.

The band spent this past year recording the new EP in Nashville, Tennessee with Jordan Schmidt. Below you will find a new music video for their single, “Brighter.” The band shares: “The video is a metaphor for the crazy journey that our band has taken to this point and leaves us with a sense of hope at the end that with hard work and dedication, accomplishing the impossible may be possible one day.”

“We’re so excited to join forces with Rude Records,” vocalist Joe Ragota shares. “After years of searching we’ve finally found a home for our band with people that truly understand our vision, our goals and our craziness. It’s going to be an amazing partnership and we can’t wait to get a ton of new music in everybody’s hands this year.”

Armageddon is due out on July 31. Its album artwork and track list can be found below. You can pre-order it here. Additionally, the band is set to play a few dates in the UK this fall with Zebrahead. You can check out the dates below.

Armageddon track list:
01 Too Much to Think
02 The Way I See It
03 Tick Tick Boom
04 We’re Getting Weird
05 Brighter

Tour Dates:
21 Nov. Southend: Chinnerys
22 Nov. Birmingham: O2 Academy Birmingham 2
23 Nov. Nottingham: Rescue Rooms
24 Nov. Leeds: Stylus
25 Nov. Glasgow: The Garage
27 Nov. Manchester: Manchester Academy 3
28 Nov. London: Brooklyn Bowl London
29 Nov. Oxford: O2 Academy Oxford 2
30 Nov. Portsmouth: The Wedgewood Rooms
01 Dec. Bristol: The Marble Factory

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