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Rocketsuit Rogue, featuring Matty Lewis, release debut album "Hello, Apocalypse!"

The band built around the former Zebrahead frontman is out now on CD and streaming, with a limited edition vinyl via Double Helix Records and SBAM Records.

Published on · Reported from The Punk Site

Rocketsuit Rogue, the band featuring former Zebrahead frontman Matty Lewis, have released their debut full-length album. "Hello, Apocalypse!" is available now on CD and across streaming platforms.

The record leans on loud guitars, anthemic hooks and the kind of high-energy punk rock Lewis built his name on. Lyrically, the album digs into inner struggle, resilience and hope, chasing light in the darkest moments and pairing urgency with melody across songs that feel both personal and larger than life.

Beyond the CD edition, "Hello, Apocalypse!" is also getting a limited edition vinyl pressing, released through Double Helix Records and SBAM Records.

The debut opens a new chapter for Lewis, long one of the voices at the front of Zebrahead. With Rocketsuit Rogue, he keeps the melodic backbone and big choruses intact while steering the material toward heavier themes, still wrapped in hook-driven guitar work.

Reported from The Punk Site

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