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Reformed SCARS OF TOMORROW To Release 'Failed Transmissions' In June

April 14, 2014

SCARS OF TOMORROW is back and firing on all cylinders.

The band has reformed and will release a brand new album, titled "Failed Transmissions", via Artery Recordings on June 24.

SCARS OF TOMORROW, formerly signed to Victory and active in the early '00s through 2007 before splitting, will also play the main stage at this year's New England Metal And Hardcore Festival, set to take place this weekend.

"It's been six years since the SCARS OF TOMORROW's final tour," singer Mike Milford said. "In that time, many things have happened and changed.

"Music is the best outlet for emotions and it's something we all needed to feel again. This time, the game has changed and it is awesome to be able to write and play music for all of the right reasons again with no politics behind it."

Fans can enjoy a brand new blast of music from SCARS OF TOMORROW, as the brand new song "Questions" can be streamed below.

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