Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s This Or The Apocalypse is revealing another track, ‘Lamindae’ from their Good Fight Music debut, Haunt What’s Left. The track will be streaming exclusively at Revolvermag.com beginning today, June 7th! Along with the track, Revolvermag.com will feature an interview with co-producer, Lamb of God’s Chris Adler, about his thoughts on ‘Lamindae’. Haunt What’s Left is produced by Josh Wilbur and Chris Adler, and is set to hit stores on June 22nd, 2010. This Or The Apocalypse plan to debut another new track from Haunt What’s Left on June 14th.

 

This Or The Apocalypse has announced new tour dates with For The Fallen Dreams, beginning July 8th in Indianapolis, IN! The band is also on tour earlier this summer with Gwen Stacy. All This Or The Apocalypse tour dates are listed after the jump.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s THIS OR THE APOCALYPSE is set to reveal a brand new track today, entitled ‘Charmer’ from their Good Fight Music debut, Haunt What’s Left. The track will be located at their MySpace page. Haunt What’s Left is produced by Josh Wilbur and LAMB OF GOD’s Chris Adler, and is set to hit stores on June 22nd, 2010. When asked to comment on ‘Charmer’, Adler stated, “This is the shit that makes me get up in the morning. This is not the hit, this is not the second single, this is not the third – it is the ‘shedding skin’ tune. This gives me goose bumps and makes me jealous.”

 

THIS OR THE APOCALYPSE vocalist Ricky Armellino had a few words of his own to express the meaning behind ‘Charmer’. “The more I struggle to learn about myself, the more I just abhor the amount our society consumes.  It’s disgusting that a religious belief could make one feel empowered enough to irresponsibly destroy and consume other forms of life because they feel that there is an “afterlife” only for themselves and nothing else,” starts Armellino. “One of my dearest friends calls me a “charmer” because I tend to be cunning and persuasive when I talk to others, it’s a gift and a curse; you can be so convincing that you can even distort the truth in your own eyes and make yourself believe you’re not one of ‘them’, you’re not to blame. I named the song after that nickname because I always want to remind myself that I should be holding myself accountable first, the rest of the world second.”