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Massachusetts' OH THE HUMANITY! have released the new single "Gutted", the first track off their upcoming album, out in January.

The band says, ""Gutted" is a song about self loathing, self improvement, and an inability to forgive yourself. Wrestling with the person you are, the person you were and the person you want to be. These themes are staples in the OH THE HUMANITY catalog which makes Gutted a fitting opener for the band’s third full-length record. Driving drums, heartfelt lyrics and ripping guitars carry this tune. Melancholy and full of energy."

Since 2012, OH THE HUMANITY! has been combining shreddy metal riffs with singalong punk choruses and the energy of DIY basement hardcore shows. The Massachusetts-based band’s latest record Ground to Dust (out early next year) showcases their diverse influences with 10 tracks of fast technical melodic punk capped off with emotionally resonant lyrics. Recorded by Trevor Reilly (A Wilhem Scream) at Anchor End Studio in New Bedford, MA, Ground to Dust is the band’s third studio album and is slated to release in January 2025 on Sell the Heart (U.S.), Thousand Islands Records (Canada), and Engineer Records (UK).

The OTH! crew is all about the bond formed at live shows and have been honored to perform at venerable punk festivals like The Fest, Camp Punksylvania, and Pouzza Fest. They’ve sweat their brains out on stages, in backyards, and in DIY halls across the US, Canada, and the UK, and will be heading back out on the road in 2025 in support of their new record.