Today I Caught The Plague Change Name and Announce Album and Tour
. Here is what the band had to say, "After 5 years of touring and creating music under Today I Caught the Plague, we have collectively decided it's time to move on. This is a choice we've made as a group and is definitely one we had some difficulty making, although we are happy we made it. "There have been no changes to members and no plans to stray away from our style of writing and performing music. We are still the same people, with the same creative ideas and aspects that have led you to believe in our music over the last 5 years. We will now, and for the rest of time, be known as... The Kindred. "This being said, our 'debut' album under 'The Kindred' is DONE. We have been back from the studio for a little over a month now and couldn't be happier with the result. The album was engineered and produced by John Paul Peters at Private Ear Recording in Winnipeg, Manitoba over the course of a month and a half and is undoubtedly our strongest effort to date. A huge thanks to JP and all the extra musicians who were able to make this the best experience we have ever been a part of and to all the people that helped us along the way. We are forever grateful. "Last but not least, for those of you have been itching to see us in the USA and Canada... We are pleased to announce that we will be an opening act on Misery Signals' 'Absent Light' album release tour, alongside The Color Morale, Elitist and Intervals." The band launched their new Facebook page here.
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