New Social Distortion LP, song

2026-02-25 by CultOfNoise-Steve CONTRIBUTOR | 3 Comments
Legendary SoCal Punk Rock band Social Distortion have announced their long awaited new album, Born To Kill, with the title track revealed.

Last December, singer and guitarist Mike Ness, who revealed a diagnosis of tonsil cancer in June 2023, offered an update on his recovery, telling Kevin Ryder at the annual KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2025: "I was afraid I was gonna not gonna live. I've been through some hard things in my life in some dangerous situations, as you can imagine, but nothing like that."

Asked if he had to learn to talk and sing again, Mike said: "I had to learn to eat, swallow — everything. I mean, they went in there — they sent a robot. I call him Ike, the robot. He went down and cut out my tonsil and the tumor. And then the second part of the surgery was, they slit my neck and cut the lymph nodes out. So I could not eat food. I mean, I came out of surgery with a drain and a feeding tube."

After Ryder noted that he is "glad" that Ness could sing again after his cancer battle, Mike said: "My voice is stronger than it's ever been. I think I'm singing like there's no tomorrow. So every show is great because I'm singing like there's no tomorrow."
Ness started Social Distortion as a teenager in 1979. Over the course of the next decade, Ness battled drug and alcohol addiction, spending stints in jail and rehab.

Formed as rebellious teenage punks in the working-class suburb of Fullerton, California, Social Distortion survived their tumultuous youth to pioneer an undeniably honest and fiery brand of rock 'n' roll that would incorporate outlaw country, classic seventies punk and primal blues. Seven studio albums and countless electrifying live shows have earned the band a dedicated worldwide fanbase and catalog of timeless anthems, including "Story Of My Life", "Ball And Chain", "Prison Bound" and more.



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OverSlyZed91
February 25th 2026
483 Comments


I'm kinda disappointed. They play this song live for 8 years. Good song, great production, but bad choice for a single.

Also the tracklist :

1. Born To Kill
2. No Way Out
3. The Way Things Were
4. Tonight
5. Partners In Crime
6. Crazy Dreamer
7. Wicked Game
8. Walk Away (Don't Look Back)
9. Never Goin' Back Again
10. Don't Keep Me Hanging On
11. Over You

ShartHarder
Contributing Reviewer
February 25th 2026
591 Comments


track is pretty standard SD but just glad to finally see this album coming out

OverSlyZed91
February 25th 2026
483 Comments


Some blues organs in the background could make this song rip my ass. Big missed chance.



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