La Dispute’s wracked, sincere, poetic take on post-hardcore has made a difference in a lot of people’s lives, and their latest song is a truly powerful piece of work. The Michigan band hasn’t released an album in six years, but they’re coming back in September with the new LP No One Was Driving The Car. We posted the first three songs, and all of them are great. They have nothing on the scope of “Environmental Catastrophe Film,” La Dispute’s latest.
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