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PVRIS rearrange release date for their new album ‘Use Me’
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The Massachusetts band say that the postponement is "due to circumstances beyond our control" PVRIS have rescheduled the release date of their forthcoming new album ‘Use Me’.
The record, which is the Massachusetts band’s third album, was initially slated to arrive on May 1. It’s the follow-up to their August 2017 release ‘All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell’.
However, due “to circumstances beyond our control” (a likely reference to the ongoing coronavirus crisis that has blighted the music industry), PVRIS have now announced that ‘Use Me’ will be released on July 10.
In a post on their social media accounts, the band announced the delay and added “we are working on a few things to make it up to you and hold you over until July”.
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