The Canadian band is kicking off January 2026 with the release of their sixth studio effort, doubling down on their forays into sounds much closer to hardcore—as evidenced by tracks like “Blood for Blood”.
It is a fascinating evolution; they’ve traveled from the more juvenile pop-punk of their debut EP, A Way With Words (where the Blink-182 comparisons were logic), toward the melodic hardcore influences found on The Things That I’ve Lost, which leans closer to Thrice.
I’ll leave you now with the latest album from Calling All Captains, a record bursting with energy and whose 24-minute runtime absolutely flies by.