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After previously releasing single “Halos,” The Copyrights are now back with “Stuck in the Winter,” the second single to be taken off the band's upcoming album. Like its predecessor, this new track bleeds with big choruses and power-pop hooks. You can watch their new video below.

“Stuck in the Winter” is the last of our four 'season' songs, following Stuck in Springtime, Summer, and Fall. It was obviously influenced by Screeching Weasel doing the same thing back in the 90s," says drummer and lyricist Luke Mcneill. "I think this is the best of the four, and in fact one of my favorite songs I've ever written. It's about the general malaise of winter, which I think affects everyone but I also think gets worse with age. But I've also always been somewhat hopeful during winter, when the sunset gets later and later every day. The clip at the beginning is Buckminster Fuller, who has a special connection to Carbondale and is pretty influential to a lot of the themes on the album."

'Alone In A Dome' will be out on Oct 22 via Fat Wreck Chords.