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Build Us Airplanes announce All Things Expire

Posted by Loren on November 3, 2024

Build Us Airplanes announce All Things Expire
Build Us Airplanes announce All Things Expire

Build Us Airplanes has a new record in December, their first album in 13 years. All Things Expire is set for release on Dec. 6 via Sell The Heart Records, which also released At The End Of The Day back in 2011.

The band plays melodic, yet rough around the edges, punk rock from Northern California. Checking out single, "Sinking," below.

Winston Smith contributes album artwork.

Build Us Airplanes announce All Things Expire
Build Us Airplanes announce All Things Expire

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