Alexisonfire Have Just Released Their First New Music In Years

After weeks of messing with our mind and emotion, mysterious posts have led to the release of Alexisonfire's first new music in what feels like way too long.

The Canadian outfit have today dropped new track, Familar Drugs - check it out below! It comes ten year's after the band's last studio album, 2009's Old Crows/Young Cardinal and 2012 EP, Death Letter.

Alexisonfire were last in Australia in January 2017, when they performed some headline shows and at UNIFY festival.

"Familiar Drugs is about recognising you need to make a change in your life, being presented with the opportunity to make that change, and then choosing to do the same thing you always do," frontman George Pettit said.

"It’s about something very specific to me but it can be taken literally or interpreted in any number of ways. Most people have something in their lives they can’t quit: substances, unhealthy relationships, lethargy, self righteousness, a job they hate.

"Familiar Drugs is about choosing comfort over self betterment."