Toronto indie rock band Wildlife released their new, third full-length album Age Of Everything last October 4 via Wax Records.

The members of the band wrote to their fans about the contents of the new record, stating "This music is about change. Changing the way we look at things to adapt to this new world. Myself, and the majority of my friends, come from the last generation of humans who were alive before the digital age created a new god in our image and laid waste to so much, for better or worse, that came before. This is a position of privilege and of damnation. One foot in the old century, where time had remained traceable for millennia; the other in this New Age, where time feels like holding your hand in front of your face forever, looking ever so gently into the next dimension. Many of us are entrenched in our own nostalgia, grasping at things and feeling and ideas to tie us to a version of the world that makes sense; others live by the un-breaking doctrine that new is by definition better. Hopefully Age Of Everything is a little bit of both."

Age Of Everything is an awesome indie pop-rock album full of uplifting synth-led songs, anthemic chorus and highly enjoyable melodies.

Watch the "New Years" video for the track 2017 clicking on the image and stream the whole album on Spotify.