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MxPx announce 12th album Living in the Chaos, share video for "Panic Attack"

The record arrives digitally on January 29, with physical pre-orders now live through the band's website.

Published on · Reported from Chorus.fm

MxPx have unveiled Living in the Chaos, the trio's twelfth studio album, due digitally on January 29. Physical pre-orders went live today at MxPx.com.

The announcement arrived alongside lead single "Panic Attack," which also got a video. The song sits third on a tracklist that includes "The Good Days," "Mind Control," "On Saturday," "Wrecked My Day," "No Kings," "Complaint Department," "Not Me," "Don't Say Goodbye To Me," "Never Apologize" and "Watching The Sun Come Up." Vinyl and CD buyers get two extra cuts, "Once In A Lifetimes" and "Nervous Energy."

Formed in 1992, MxPx started out as a group of high school kids obsessed with punk rock and have since logged more world tours than they can count. The band has sold millions of records and earned RIAA Gold certification for 1998's Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo.

Their résumé also features a Super Bowl commercial appearance and the key to their hometown of Bremerton, Washington. More than three decades in, the trio continue to operate on their own terms, a rare kind of longevity in a constantly shifting industry.

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