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Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2 Various Artists Hopeless CD | LP

Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties We Don't Have Each Other (5th Anniversary) Hopeless LP

Bayside Interrobang Hopeless LP

Doll Skin Love Is Dead And We Killed Her Hopeless CD | LP

Tiny Moving Parts Breathe Banquet exclusive LP is on 'hot pink' coloured vinyl. /300 The new full length album from the awesome mathy emo-punkers Tiny Moving Parts, following on from 2018's Swell. ltra-joyeous guitar wizardry combined with anthemic pop-punk choruses, we're super excited to hear this one. Hopeless CD | LP

Have Mercy The Love Life LP is on 'ocean blue' coloured vinyl. The fourth full length album from Baltimore emo-rockers Have Mercy, following on from 2017's Make The Best Of It. Fans of Jimmy Eat World, The Dangerous Summer, The Xcerts or Taking Back Sunday should get into this. "This record is probably the most personal record since our first release. I wrote it to talk about everything I went through the last couple of years and how I was feeling during all of it. I want people to know that it's okay to be vulnerable and ask for help. If you don't then you may just be stuck in a bad place." Hopeless CD | LP

Roam Smile Wide The new full length album from the Hopeless Records signed pop-punkers ROAM. The album as a whole is about feeling overlooked and out of control. It’s about feeling like a puppet in someone else’s game, and they’re making decisions you don’t agree with, it’s about taking that control back and not letting people walk all over you anymore. Hopeless CD | LP

Vanish Familiar Faces Hopeless CD | LP

Songs That Saved My Life Various Artists A compilation from one of our favourite labels with a selection of some of our favourite artists covering some absolute classics. This is a super excellent release and we're delighted to be stocking it. The compilation consists of covers performed by artists who were positively affected by the songs during difficult periods in their lives, including artists Neck Deep, Taking Back Sunday, The Maine, Dance Gavin Dance, Against Me and more. "This release benefits mental health and suicide prevention charities. Currently, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Crisis Text Line, Hope For The Day, The Trevor Project, and To Write Love On Her Arms." - Hopeless Records Hopeless LP

Sum 41 Order In Decline The seventh full length album from the iconic pop-punkers Sum 41, following on from 2017's 13 Voices. Written, produced, mixed and engineered by frontman Deryck Whibley, Order In Decline is a burst of uninhibited feeling, a page out of his journal, a window into his soul that reflects on extremely personal and vulnerable events. The album is undoubtedly Sum 41's heaviest and most aggressive album in their storied career, while also being its most dynamic and raw. Hopeless CD | LP

Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties Routine Maintenance our pressing is blue and /300 The second full length album from Kingston visitor Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties, a unique concept side-project from The Wonder Years frontman Dan Campbell. Continuing on Aaron’s story from 2014's full length We Don't Have Each Other and 2016's Bittersweet 7”. Detailed and poetic folky-emo-rock that fans of The Weakerthans, The Early November, and of course The Wonder Years will enjoy Hopeless CD | LP

Waterparks FANDOM The third full length album from the infectious and genre-fusing WATERPARKS. “Hopeless said, ‘Hey, can we come and hear stuff?’ And I was so apprehensive, because it’s a weird thing for someone to come in and hear something that’s unfinished,” Awsten said. “I didn’t want anyone to say it wasn’t ready, because it’s like, ‘No shit!’ But people from Hopeless came in and were listening and going, ‘Holy fuck!’ I explained what I wanted to do and how I wanted this album to be: I want every song to be the best fucking song, and I want them to be able to all live in different worlds. Like if we’re referring to playlists or anything like that, I want every one of these songs to be able to just live on its own in a completely different fan base, you know what I mean? That’s the idea behind this. There’s one song that could have been considered a little bit pop-punk, and I was like, ‘Fuck this!’ So we just changed it up. We get on all the playlists that are like, ‘Pop-Punk Forever!’ and I’m just like, ‘Meh, I guess…’ I just want every song to be able to live comfortably with completely different sets of people. That’s a cool, conscious thing that I’m really excited about.” Hopeless Records CD | LP

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