Death Lens return this spring with their new album What’s Left Now?, due out April 24 via Epitaph Records. It’s the band’s most urgent and refined work to date, melding punk fury, melodic grit, and lyrical defiance into something both raw and anthemic.

The SoCal outfit, now made up of Bryan Torres, Jhon Reyes, Tony Rangel, and new guitarist Ernie Gutierrez—emerged from a grueling touring cycle in support of 2024’s Cold World with tighter bonds and a sharper sound. What’s Left Now? captures that evolution: songs that hit harder, dig deeper, and refuse to back down.

Described as “stage-dive anthems for the oppressed,” the new record channels two years of turmoil into catharsis. Death Lens may have reshaped their lineup, but they’ve doubled down on community, chaos, and celebration.